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 Michael Laudrup, a former Danish national team player and player for Juventus, Barcelona and Real Madrid, refused to go to the European Football Championship in 1992 in protest at the expulsion of Yugoslavia, which was better in the qualifiers. Namely, Yugoslavia was first in the qualification group, and Denmark was second. He said then that neither he nor his national team deserved to replace a better team, the one that won it on the field, the country still called Yugoslavia at the time. To make the irony even greater, the Danes then won the championship by defeating Germany. When asked if he regrets not being part of the team that won the European Championship, he only briefly stated: "Senseless question, a great injustice was done to Yugoslavia."

EURO 2016 - Qualification:: group I 4' Zoran Tosic 1 - 0 60' 1 - 1 Nicklas Bendtner 62' 1 - 2 Simon Kjaer 85' 1 - 3 Nicklas Bendtner Serbia vs Denmark (1-3) Full Highlights ~ 14 11... by boLiy

World Cup qualifications - Europe (Group B) 57' [0 - 1] A. Cornelius 67' [0 - 2] S. Kjær 82' [0 - 3] N. Zimling Czech Republic vs Denmark 0.3 GOALS HIGHLIGHTS by footballdaily1

Europe World Cup Qualification

Event: Denmark - Spain Final score: 1 -3

League: Euro 2008 qualifiers Event: Denmark - Liechtenstein Final score: 4-0 Goal scorers: Match report from Uefa : Nordstrand on song in Denmark stroll Denmark kept alive their hopes of reaching UEFA EURO 2008™ as Morten Nordstrand scored twice in a convincing home victory over Liechtenstein. Early strike Martin Laursen and Jon Dahl Tomasson were also on target, all in the first half, as Denmark matched the 4-0 scoreline they had achieved in Vaduz eleven months before. Nordstrand opened the scoring in Aarhus within three minutes with a right-footed shot into the bottom-left corner following a Dennis Rommedahl cross. Telling crosses Laursen promptly made it 2-0 to Morten Olsen's side nine minutes later when he slotted home from close range following Niclas Jensen's inswinging corner. Tomasson did not have to wait long to get his name on the scoresheet, being presented with an opportunity from Rommedahl's cross and making no mistake from the left side of the six-metre box...