Key events
Sweden v Germany is kicking off at the same time as this one, at 8pm BST, and the Guardian are also bringing you all the updates for that one. You can keep up to date here:
I’d love to hear from you and as always a bit of snack chat is always welcome. In England there is a major heatwave at the moment so I will be exclusively eating ice poles for this one. You can get in touch via email, of course any thoughts on the Euros are also welcome.
Here’s a nice piece to have a read of before kick-off:
Here’s how Group B shook out yesterday:
Andrée Jeglertz, Denmark coach, added from the Danish camp:
It’s about winning. We have played two of the best teams in the world and we needed to play in a different way against them. Tomorrow we will get a little more space and a little more time on the ball. Hopefully, we can dominate the ball and play a different kind of game.
Nina Patalon, Poland coach, has said:
I would like us to score a goal and make history. We have a positive attitude and I repeat once again this will also be a special match. I wouldn’t say that Denmark is an easier opponent than Germany and Sweden. The Danes are very versatile and we will have to adapt to them. I hope it will be a good match.
The team news is in! Poland have made three changes from their loss to Sweden.
Poland: Szemik; Matysik, Szymczak, Wos, Zieniewicz; Achcinska, Pawollek, Kamczyk; Padilla, Pajor, Tomasiak
Subs: Radkiewicz, Seweryn, Wiankowska, Dudek, Mesjasz, Zawistowska, Grabowska, Kokosz, Jedlińska, Słowińsk, Krezyman, Adamek
Denmark, meanwhile, have made two changes. Emma Snerle is not involved after her head injury last time out.
Denmark: Bay; Faerge, Ballisager, Veje; Thorgersen, Hasbo, Kuhl, S Holmgaard; Thomsen, Bruun, Harder.
Subs: Larsen, Vingum, Thrige, Obaze, K. Holmgaard, S. Troelsgaard, Nadim, Bredgaard, Madsen, Vangsgaard, Kramer
Preamble
Hello and welcome to the Group C match between Poland and Denmark at Euro 2025.
Both teams have already been knocked out but that won’t stop them from fighting tooth and nail for the win. Poland and Denmark lost their opening two matches to Germany and Sweden and so they will be keen not to come away with no points.
Germany and Sweden are playing at the same time as this game and they are vying for top of the group. I will bring you all of the score updates from that one as we go through a detailed look at this match.
The team news will be out shortly and so stay tuned before kick-off at 8pm BST.