Maybe Denmark not be a favorite for him worldbut the youth Michael Damsgaardkey to his team’s offensive strategy, believes that few of the remaining 31 countries are competing with Qatar They want to face their team.
Denmark were one of the first teams to qualify for the tournament, winning their group in resounding fashion, and come to the event after an impressive performance at Euro 18 months ago, where they reached the semi – finals. “I think a lot of people have a high regard for us, because of the way we played in the Euros and in qualifying,” he said on Thursday.
The 22-year-old Damsgaard entered the Euros by coming on as a substitute for Christian Eriksen, and is now a key player in attack. “I don’t think people underestimate us. I don’t think we’re among the best teams, but we’re a very good team and we can compete with anybody.”
“Of course, we are not favorites, but I think nobody wants to play with us. I think among the big teams, nobody wants to play us.”
Denmark open their Group D campaign against Tunisia at the Al Rayyan Education City Stadium on Tuesday, but have tougher tasks against France and Australia.
“Tunisia is a team we’re superior to but we can’t underestimate them. We’ll have to have the right kind of energy and not take it for granted that we’re just going to show up and win.” “Hopefully we can kill the party soon and not give them anything.”
Source: La Verdad
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