Denmark, one of the great revelations in the previous Euro Cup, made its debut against Slovenia and although they started winning from the first half, they were not superior and took a lot of risks with the minimum, since they were not efficient in definition, while the Slovenians managed have an optimal match, they always tried and in the end, they achieved a 1-1 equality that allows them to dream in group C.
The Slovenians were the ones who initially managed to disturb the Danes’ goal and Benjamin Sesko managed to finish, but the ball hit the left post rebelliously.
Although Slovenia had the first great chance, Denmark woke up and the magic of Christian Eriksen began to appear, who defined in a great way against goalkeeper Jan Oblak.
From there, Denmark took control of the game and was able to reach it in a row, with Eriksen being the one with whom they tried to extend the advantage the most, but that goal never came to leave them alone.
In the second half, Denmark suffered with the slightest difference and the match became quite flat, without surprise and with a Slovenia that saw that little by little it could get closer to do damage.
The Slovenians began to warn when they saw the pale offensive proposal of the Danes and they had options with Cae Andraz or Adam Gnezda, who were the ones who were warning of a possible goal.
Denmark began to play with fire and forgot to attack, wanting to think that the minimum was enough, but Slovenia did not give up, so they achieved the tie in the 77th minute after a shot from outside the area by Erik Janza, who left the goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel.
The game was intense in those last minutes and Denmark once again took possession to get closer, but they did not find a good formula to end up as winners.
Finally, Denmark did not get the three points they had earned and could begin to get complicated in group C, since their next match will be against the difficult England, while Slovenia will have more parity with Serbia, so they can be excited about this equality against the Danes .
