19:53
End of live
This is the end of this live, see you in a few minutes to follow Serbia-England at the end of this day.
90’+4 – It’s over, first draw of the Euro (1-1)
Dominating for more than an hour, the Danes then gave up. The Slovenes pocket a precious point before challenging Serbia on Thursday. That day, Denmark will face England.
90’+1 – Slovenia finished the match better
There are three minutes left for the Danes to pocket three points.
86′ – Serene Oblak
Yussuf Poulsen is found in a pivotal position, with his back to goal, at the entrance to the area. He plays behind. Morten Hjulmand strikes, but it is too weak to worry Oblak.
84′ – Denmark disoriented
Despite dominating most of the match, Denmark seemed lost since the equalizer and had a few minutes to react.
81′ – Sporar almost a savior
The Slovenian number 9 passes in front of the Danish defense and presents himself against Schmeichel at a tight angle on the right. The shot lands in the small net, outside the frame.
77′ – Slovenia recovers (1-1)
Erik Janza’s goal! Present at the far post at the entrance to the area, the full-back strikes with first intention. The ball is deflected by Hjulmand, Schmeichel is beaten. The match is restarted!
76′ – Sesko very close to the goal of the tournament!
After a poorly cleared ball, Benjamin Sesko hits the ball at the edge of the area and smashes the post. Qulele knocks…
74′ – Sporar misses the equalizer
What an opportunity for Slovenia! Sporar is unmarked after a whipped ball from a free kick from the left. The shot, breaking, is not on target.
71′ – The vigilant Danish hinge
Twice, Joachim Andersen and Andreas Christensen headed the ball away.
69′ – First Slovenian changes
Discreet since his warning (53rd), Petar Stojanovic is replaced by Benjamin Verbic.
67′ – Gnezda Cerin misses the target
Janza launches Sesko in depth who crosses from the left. Starting from afar, the Slovenian number 22 fails to get his head on target.
65′ – Jan Oblak saves his team
What a save from the Slovenian! After a cross to the far post on the ground, the Atlético de Madrid goalkeeper intervened against Hojlund and kept Slovenia in the match.
62′ – Denmark monopolizes the leather
Kasper Hjulmand’s men posted 78% possession in the second half.
60′ – The Slovenians limited
After an hour of play, the Slovenes did not offer much and appeared apathetic in the face of Danish management training.
57′ – Slovenia not far from the CSC
On a free kick from Eriksen, Christensen cuts lightly with a header into the area. The ball is then deflected by Bijol’s body. The ball narrowly escapes the frame.
56′ – Eriksen misses his free kick
After a mini corner, Eriksen aims for the penalty spot. It’s intercepted by the defense.
53′ – No penalty for Slovenia
Andersen had missed the ball and hit Sporar, but Mr. Scharer, supported by the VAR, let it play.
51′ – A hand claimed by Slovenia
Vestergaard intervened after a long throw from Slovenia. But his intervention is regular, no penalty.
50′ – Yellow for Hjulmand
Morten Hjulmand is penalized with a yellow for contact in midfield with Benjamin Sesko.
48′ – Denmark wants to start well
The Danes are playing big this afternoon, as their next match will be against England, a tougher opponent, on Thursday.
46′ – Here we go again
The second period begins. Denmark commits.
MT. Denmark logically ahead
Facing a Slovenian team lacking inspiration, the Danes led the score thanks to a goal from Christian Eriksen.
43′ – Eriksen misses the 2-0
Jonas Wind crosses back for his teammate at the penalty spot. But Eriksen, not balanced enough, sends the ball into the stands.
42′ – Denmark in management
The Danes are impeccable on the second balls and confiscate the leather from their opponents.
40′ – Slovenian offside
The Slovenians want to combine on a corner. The ball is returned to the box for a header, behind, but Sporar misses his recovery. Offside had been flagged anyway.
38′ – Slovenia eases the pressure
Denmark managed the minutes following Christian Eriksen’s goal well and regained possession of the ball.
35′ – Vigilant Hojbjerg
The Tottenham midfielder rakes the ball through Sporar’s feet and gives possession back to Denmark.
33′ – Stojanovic alerted
The Slovenian number 20 had gone behind the defense, but the ball sent by Bijol was slightly too long.
30′ – The Slovenes cannot do it against Denmark
Slovenia has never beaten Denmark in 6 meetings, all competitions combined (1 draw, 5 defeats).
28′ – Billiard shot in the Slovenian defense
Oblak almost scored a second goal. Eriksen’s cross bounces off a defender who almost deceives the goalkeeper. Still 1-0.
26′ – A Danish possession despite everything
59% possession for the winners of Euro 1992. 41% for Slovenia.
23′ – The Danes leave the ball
After holding the ball in the first quarter of an hour, the Danes now leave possession to Slovenia.
21′ – Slovenia wakes up
Reinvigorated, Slovenia pushed and obtained two corners in quick succession. Without success, but the Slovenes leave with the ball.
17′ – Eriksen opens the scoring (1-0)
Number 10 takes advantage of a brilliant deflection from Wind after a touch from Bah to control and deceive Oblak. 1-0! What a symbol for Eriksen, victim of a heart attack at the last Euro.
16′ – Sesko lights the fuse
The Slovenian number 11 unleashes a shot from 25m which hits the top corner.
15′ – Cerin attempts a spontaneous gesture
The Slovenian number 22 tries to save for Sesko with a backheel. The ball is intercepted by Denmark.
13′ – A quiet start to the match
Denmark takes its time facing a regrouped block.
11′ – Christensen is off target
The Barça defender attempts a header following a free kick from distance, the ball goes over.
9′ – Well found on the right
The piston concludes a beautiful movement from Win, his center is deflected for a corner. The set piece does nothing.
8′ – Slovenia tries a cross
Erik Janza tries a cross to the left, but no player is able to reach it.
5′ – Hojlund slightly touched
Dane Rasmus Hojlund grimaces in pain on the ground after contact with Vanja Drkusic. The Scandinavian even lost his shoe.
4′ – The Danes turn
Joachim Andersen orients to the right, Slovenia plays in a low block.
2′ – Denmark already high
Kristiansen, the Bologna player, finds a shift on the left. The center does not succeed, but the Danes settle in the opposing camp.
17:55
Both teams are on the pitch
17:52
Denmark used to the Euro
Denmark (11th UEFA nation) is participating in EURO for the tenth time, winning the tournament in 1992. Since then, the Scandinavians have only come out of the group stage twice: in 2004 (quarters) and 2021 (semi-final). ).
17:34
Sesko leads Slovenia
In a more classic way, the Slovenes will play in 4-4-2.
The composition of the Slovenes: Oblak (l.) – Karnicnik, Drkusic, Bijol, Janza – Stojanovic, Cerin, Elsnik, Mlakar – Sporar, Sesko.
17:30
Eriksen and Hojlund start
Denmark relies on several executives for this first match, notably Kasper Schmeichel.
The Danish composition: Schmeichel (l.) – Chrsitensen, Vestergaard, Andersen – Kristiansen, Hojbjerg – Hjulmand, Eriksen, Bah – Wind, Hojlund.
17:10
Slovenians have nothing to lose
Little Thumb of Group C, Slovenia is playing the second Euro in its history.
Context
What there is to know
- Semi-finalist at Euro 2024, Denmark had not confirmed at the 2022 World Cup with a last place and a small point.
- The last confrontation between the two teams, however, turned in favor of Denmark, winner at home last November (2-1).
- Little Thumb of Group C, Slovenia is playing the second Euro in its history.
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