England and Netherlands delivered, Denmark disappointed in debut

The action of Euro 2024 held in Germany continues with the debuts of other great candidates to win the tournament: England, Denmark and the Netherlands.

Germany and Spain have already begun to emerge as favoriteswhile the last champion, Italy, did not have an easy time beating Albania yesterday.

Euro 2024 results for Sunday, June 16

Poland 1-2 Netherlands

At 09:00 the action in Group D began with the confrontation between Poland and the Netherlands, in an even match that was decided in the final minutes in favor of the Dutch.

However, It was the Poles who opened the scoring at 16′ thanks to a goal from Adam Buksaleaving in silence the “Clockwork Orange” fans who went en masse to the Volksparkstadion in Hamburg.

Cody Gakpo, at 29′, scored a partial tie and got the Netherlands into the game. From then on, the match could have ended in favor of either of the two squads, but Wout Weghorst was the savior for those led by Ronald Koeman by scoring the winning goal in the 83rd minute.

With this result, the Netherlands takes the lead in Group D awaiting the match between France and Austria to be played tomorrow at 3:00 p.m. at the Düsseldorf Arena in Düsseldorf.

Slovenia 1-1 Denmark

Slovenes and Danes kicked off Group C at the Stuttgart Arena with an equality that did not convince both squads. Denmark took the lead at 17′ with Christian Eriksen’s goal. However, at 77′, Erik Janza equalized the score, showing that Slovenia is coming to compete in this Euro.

With this result, Both teams add one point in Group C.

Serbia 0-1 England

The duel between Serbs and English began in the streets of Gelsenkirchen with clashes between both fans against Albanians that ended with the intervention of the German police. who had already classified the meeting as “high risk.”

On the playing field, despite winning with Jude Bellingham’s score at 13′those led by Gareth Southgate did not convince in their favoritism, leaving doubts in their fans due to their lack of ambition.