Denmark women's national football team results
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This article lists the results for the Denmark women's national football team from their first official match against Sweden in 1974[1] to the present day.
Results
- Note that scores are written Denmark first
- Key
Abb. | Match |
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F | Friendly match |
NC | Nordic Football Championship match |
OG | Olympic Games match |
OT | Other tournament(s) |
1970s
# | Date | Venue | Opponents | Score | Comp | Denmark scorers |
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1 | 1974–07–27 | Markusböle, Finland | Sweden | 1–0 | NC | Ann Stengård |
2 | 1974–07–28 | Mariehamn, Finland | Finland | 5–0 | NC | Annette Frederiksen (3), Susanne Niemann (2) |
3 | 1975–07–26 | Vejen Stadium, Denmark | Finland | 9–0 | NC | Susanne Niemann (3), Annette Frederiksen (2), Charlotte Nielsen-Mann (2), Lone Nielsen, Jeanette Toftdahl |
4 | 1975–07–27 | Vejle Stadium, Denmark | Sweden | 3–0 | NC | Bente Jensen Kramager, Annette Frederiksen, Lone Nielsen |
5 | 1976–07–09 | Fristad, Sweden | Finland | 1–0 | NC | Annette Frederiksen |
6 | 1976–07–11 | Ryavallen, Sweden | Sweden | 1–0 | NC | Anne Grete Holst |
7 | 1976–10–02 | Roskilde Idrætspark, Denmark | Sweden | 1–1 | F | Maren Barsballe |
8 | 1977–07–09 | Wiklöf Holding Arena, Finland | Sweden | 0–1 | NC | |
9 | 1977–07–10 | Wiklöf Holding Arena, Finland | Finland | 1–0 | NC | Anne Grete Holst |
10 | 1977–10–15 | Ribe Stadium, Denmark | Netherlands | 1–0 | F | Lone Smidt Nielsen |
11 | 1978–07–07 | Kolding Stadium, Denmark | Finland | 4–0 | NC | Lone Smidt Nielsen, Kirsten Fabrin, Fridel Riggelsen (pen.), Anne Grete Holst |
12 | 1978–07–08 | Brande Stadium, Denmark | Norway | 2–0 | NC | Britta Ehmsen, Inger Pedersen |
13 | 1978–07–09 | Vejle Stadium, Denmark | Sweden | 0–1 | NC | |
14 | 1978–10–21 | De Baete Ruinen, Netherlands | Netherlands | 3–0 | F | Kirsten Fabrin (2), Britta Ehmsen |
15 | 1979–05–19 | Hvidovre Stadium, Denmark | England | 3–1 | F | Maren Barsballe, Anne Grete Holst, Hanne Larsen |
16 | 1979–07–05 | Lisleby Stadium, Norway | Sweden | 1–4 | NC | Inge Hindkjær |
17 | 1979–07–06 | Setskog Stadium, Norway | Finland | 4–0 | NC | Lone Smidt Nielsen (2), Vibeke Mortensen, Britta Ehmsen |
18 | 1979–07–08 | Bislett Stadium, Norway | Norway | 4–2 | NC | Susanne Niemann, Lone Smidt Nielsen, Vibeke Mortensen, Elin Sværen (o.g.) |
19 | 1979–07-18 | Stadio Comunale, Rimini, Italy | France | 3–1 | OT [note 1] | Anne Grete Holst, Susanne Niemann, Inge Hindkjær |
20 | 1979–07–22 | Stadio Comunale, Riccione, Italy | Scotland | 2–0 | OT[note 1] | Inge Hindkjær (2) |
21 | 1979–07–25 | Rimini, Italy | Sweden | 1–0 | OT[note 1] | Susanne Niemann |
22 | 1979–07–28 | Sao Paolo Stadium, Italy | Italy | 2–0 | OT[note 1] | Lone Smidt Nielsen, Inge Hindkjær |
23 | 1979–09–13 | Boothferry Park, England | England | 2–2 | F | Lone Smidt Nielsen, Susanne Niemann |
1980s
# | Date | Venue | Opponents | Score | Comp | Denmark scorers |
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24 | 1980–05–10 | Stade du Schlossberg, France | France | 2–0 | F | Anne Grete Holst, Susanne Niemann |
25 | 1980–07–10 | Hovåsvallen, Sweden | Norway | 4–0 | NC | Ann Stengård, Britta Ehmsen, Jette Hansen, Inge Hindkjær |
26 | 1980–07–11 | Prästängen, Sweden | Finland | 1–1 | NC | Susanne Niemann |
27 | 1980–07–13 | Nya Ullevi, Sweden | Sweden | 2–2 | NC | Inge Hindkjær, Anne Grete Holst |
28 | 1980–10–18 | Køge Stadium, Denmark | France | 4–1 | F | Annette Mogensen (2), Lone Smidt Nielsen, Hanne Larsen |
29 | 1981–07–16 | Pallokenttä, Finland | Finland | 0–0 | NC | |
30 | 1981–07–17 | Porvoo, Finland | Norway | 0–0 | NC | |
31 | 1981–07–19 | Tölö Bollplan, Finland | Sweden | 1–2 | NC | own goal |
32 | 1981–09–06 | Kobe Central Football Stadium, Japan | Italy | 1–1 | OT | Inger Pedersen |
33 | 1981–09–09 | Ajinomoto Field Nishigaoka, Japan | England | 1–0 | OT | Inger Pedersen |
34 | 1982–05–16 | Ringsted, Denmark | Italy | 6–0 | F | Inge Hindkjær (3), Lone Smidt Nielsen (2), Gitte Christensen |
35 | 1982–07–14 | Kolding Stadium, Denmark | Norway | 1–1 | NC | Lone Smidt Nielsen |
36 | 1982–07–16 | MCH Arena, Denmark | Finland | 1–0 | NC | Lone Smidt Nielsen |
37 | 1982–07–18 | Vejle Stadium, Denmark | Sweden | 2–1 | NC | Annie Gam-Pedersen, Lone Smidt Nielsen |
38 | 1982–09–18 | Alassio, Italy | Italy | 2–0 | F | Annette Mogensen, Jette Hansen |
39 | 1982–10–13 | Oosterpark Stadium, Netherlands | Netherlands | 1–2 | EQ | Annette Mogensen |
40 | 1982–11–06 | Tårnby Stadium, Denmark | Belgium | 1–0 | EQ | Charlotte Nielsen-Mann |
41 | 1983–04–30 | Delmenhorst Stadium, Germany | West Germany | 1–1 | EQ | Jette Andersen |
42 | 1983–08–10 | Rådavallen Stadium, Sweden | Sweden | 1–2 | F | Birgitte Frederiksen |
43 | 1983–09–24 | Sønderborg Stadium, Denmark | West Germany | 1–0 | EQ | Lone Smidt Nielsen |
44 | 1983–10–08 | King Baudouin Stadium | Belgium | 2–2 | EQ | Birgitte Frederiksen (2) |
45 | 1983–10–29 | Sønderborg Stadium, Denmark | Netherlands | 2–0 | EQ | Lone Smidt Nielsen, Annette Mogensen |
46 | 1984–04–08 | Gresty Road Stadium, England | England | 1–2 | EC | Inge Hindkjær (pen.) |
47 | 1984–04–28 | Hjørring Stadium, Denmark | England | 0–1 | EC | |
48 | 1984–10–24 | Odense Stadium, Denmark | Finland | 1–1 | EQ | Helle Pedersen |
Notes
- ^ a b c d Denmark win the unofficial 1979 Women's Euro
References
- ^ "OVERBLIK De største præstationer i kvindelandsholdets historie". DR (in Danish). 2017-08-03. Retrieved 2022-06-11.
Sources
- (in Danish) Landsholdsdatabasen at DBU.dk
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