Thanks to a chairman criticising him on club forums and a constant shifting in the boardroom, Thomas Frank the manager was shaped at Brøndby
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Muttering tales of dodgy dealings, Italy slunk off defeated, while Sweden and Denmark celebrated together at Euro 2004
From winning Euro 92 with unfancied Denmark to scoring beautiful goals, few siblings captivated the world like the Laudrups
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE Both the Czech Republic and Denmark had fairly remarkable routes to their Euro 2004 quarter-final. The Czechs had shown their muscle during the group stages…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE Has there ever been a more unlikely tournament victory than this? Denmark’s rise from non-qualifiers only a fortnight before this tournament begun to lifting the trophy…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE The Euro 1984 semi-final between Denmark and Spain had it all, a nerve-wracking affair from the start. One the one side was Denmark, in an…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE On the evening of 19 June, Denmark and Belgium produced a modern classic at the Stade de la Meinau in Strasbourg to provide a thrilling…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE This is the day that Danish football came of age. After the sour ending to their debut night against France, now the Danes have served notice…
This feature is a part of RETEUROSPECTIVE No game at Euro 1988 has had more goals than Denmark-Spain. It was only the second match of the tournament and the spectators inside the…
In the midst of a brilliant Denmark’s unlikely path to glory at Euro 92, hero Kim Vilfort was battling personal demons that must’ve the stuff of nightmare
Between the death of his parents and baby son, Stig Tøfting would find a release in football – even if took him over the boundaries at times
It took some luck, good timing and a squad full of outstanding flair and fellowship for Denmark to record one of international football’s greatest triumphs
Once a star at Swedish giants Rosengård, a serious head injury held back Sofie Pedersen. Now, however, she’s dominating again at Italian giants Juventus
A European Footballer of the Year and one of Denmark’s greatest, it remains amongst football’s most surprising moves that Allan Simonsen went to Charlton
A staunch advocate of football remaining amateur, Nils Middelboe was one of the world’s best defenders in his time – and a lawyer and banker too
It was a tournament that, in theory, had much going for it, but the Royal League, involving clubs from Sweden, Denmark and Norway, was destined to fail
The date is 13 June 1986, and 11 red-nosed men wearing jam-and-cream biscuit shirts are playing a dead rubber game as though they were trying to reanimate it. Pass and move, pass…
Twenty-five-year-old Pernille Harder may well have established herself as the best player in the world amid hot competition from a growing pool of talented female footballers around the world. Despite missing out…