Original Denmark Home Jersey 1984-1985 - XS
- Home Jersey
- Year: 1984-1985
- Player: Alan Simonsen, Michael Laudrup, Frank Arnesen
- Size: XS (47 cm x 57 cm)
- Brand: Hummel
- Sponsor: -
- Details: Very good condition, wear on the hummel and Denamrk logo. Lovely home classic with Hummel pattern all over the sleeve and side of the shirt!
In 1964, Denmark qualified for the European Championship alongside renowned countries Spain, the Soviet Union and Hungary. Denmark qualified through three play-off rounds, successively beating lacklustre countries Malta, Albania and Luxembourg. They needed a decider to beat Luxembourg, after a 2-2in Copenhagen and a 3-3in Luxembourg, they won 1-0 in the decider in Amsterdam. Remarkably, all six goals against the Luxembourgers were scored by one player: Ole Madsen. In the semi-finals, Denmark was hopeless against the Soviet Union (3-0). In the consolation final against Hungary, the team forced an extension against Hungary, where two goals by Dezső Novák eventually proved fatal to the team (3-1).
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- Home Jersey
- Year: 1984-1985
- Player: Alan Simonsen, Michael Laudrup, Frank Arnesen
- Size: XS (47 cm x 57 cm)
- Brand: Hummel
- Sponsor: -
- Details: Very good condition, wear on the hummel and Denamrk logo. Lovely home classic with Hummel pattern all over the sleeve and side of the shirt!
In 1964, Denmark qualified for the European Championship alongside renowned countries Spain, the Soviet Union and Hungary. Denmark qualified through three play-off rounds, successively beating lacklustre countries Malta, Albania and Luxembourg. They needed a decider to beat Luxembourg, after a 2-2in Copenhagen and a 3-3in Luxembourg, they won 1-0 in the decider in Amsterdam. Remarkably, all six goals against the Luxembourgers were scored by one player: Ole Madsen. In the semi-finals, Denmark was hopeless against the Soviet Union (3-0). In the consolation final against Hungary, the team forced an extension against Hungary, where two goals by Dezső Novák eventually proved fatal to the team (3-1).
