Algarve Cup – Follow the Football match between Sweden (W) and Denmark (W) live with Eurosport. [24][25], On 5 July 2007 UEFA released the following statement:[26]. [38] Following the conviction, the perpetrator and the DBU reached an agreement in which the fine was lowered to DKK 250,000 (€35,000). First published on Mon 18 Jun 2012 11.19 BST. Jon Dahl Tomasson fired Denmark in front with a superb dipping volley from 20 yards out. The match was subsequently abandoned, and on 8 June 2007, UEFA held a hearing, awarding Sweden the match 3–0 and banning Poulsen for three competitive matches, and giving other punishments relating to Denmark international matches. to which the Danish defender smiled and said: "Yes, why not?" [...] Well I don't know the distances in Denmark. [31], After the fan attack, the level of security at the stadium was questioned, and considered further by the UEFA disciplinary committee. The Denmark v Sweden match was abandoned in the 89th minute following a fan attack on the referee.
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Frederik, Crown Prince of Denmark, criticized the behaviour of both Christian Poulsen and the fan who attacked the referee: "It was terrible and a very embarrassing behavior on the Danish side."[27]. Rainer Koch, German member of UEFA's disciplinary committee: Denmark can just play in Aalborg. I consent that the Eurosport family of companies may provide me with news and marketing information about their products and services. [29] See violence in ice hockey for some exceptions. Enjoy some pre-match reading with related articles about these two Enjoy some pre-match reading with related articles about these two Football teams.Head-to-head: see historical stats and visit our detailed profiles for Sweden (W) vs Denmark (W). The Danish newspaper Ekstra Bladet has identified him by the initial "R", while other news media decided not to publish his name citing "the serious threat" against him. Joël Wollf, General Secretary of the Luxembourg Football Federation and committee member, said: The 250 kilometres were just to make sure that they would play away from Copenhagen. Henrik Larsson equalised from the spot after the interval for Sweden but Tomasson restored Denmark's lead with a drilled shot from inside the area. Seconds later, a Danish fan rushed onto the field and attacked the referee, grabbed his neck,[13] but was intercepted by the Danish defender Michael Gravgaard shortly after. Algarve Cup – Follow the Football match between Sweden (W) and Denmark (W) live with Eurosport. [14] Publication of his name in Denmark was censored,[15] due to a Danish court order.
Mon 18 Jun 2012 11.19 BST The match starts at 14:30 on 7 March 2020. ", Lars Lagerback, Soderberg's co-coach, added: "Machiavelli might have been Italian and Italians might like to think in a Machiavellian way, but it would not be possible to play for a 2-2 draw against Denmark and I don't think it will end 2-2 – that is a very unusual result.". After the both teams left the pitch a second Danish fan took the ball from the penalty spot and ran across the stadium before scoring in Sweden's empty net. Copenhagen police chief superintendent Per Larsen later said that all comments of possible charges were premature. The criminal court dealt out a suspended sentence of 30 days in prison. On Monday night, 18 June 2012, Gli Azzurri could be about to … [30], The Parken Stadium was included in UEFA's list of 4-star stadiums in 1993, making it eligible for hosting UEFA Cup finals. Fast-forward eight years and ahead of the Spain v Croatia game there were ominous signs as the Spanish sports daily Marca published a picture of Luis Enriqué bleeding after being elbowed by the Italian Mauro Tassotti in 1994 with a headline saying "Don't worry, we're not resentful". In the build-up to the Sweden v Denmark group game at Euro 2004, both the countries' coaches were furious at the mere mention of "a fix". During the warm-up Erik Edman had asked Daniel Jensen "should we go for 2-2?" The TV images clearly show how the Swede is punched in the stomach. The prosecution appealed to the High Court of Eastern Denmark, which changed the sentence to 20 days, which had to be served. [16] Prior to that, his full name and residential status was published in online edition of the Danish tabloid B.T.,[citation needed] which, among other newspapers, ran an unprecedented petition asking the public for assistance to identify him. An editorial in the Danish daily Jyllands-Posten criticized the safety arrangements at Parken, saying it could have serious consequences for Denmark, but praised referee Fandel's decision to abandon the match. [33], The DBU first decided to sue the man for the commercial damage should Danish disqualification be confirmed.[34]. It's about passion and dignity. Allback was horrified and shouted: "Let me go, let me go, this is embarrassing. Ultimately, only the DBU sued for just over DKK 1.6 million (€215,000). The 2020 Davis Cup World Group II Play-offs was held on 6–7 March. The Danish Justice Minister, Lene Espersen, called for an involuntary national team-hiatus to be given to Christian Poulsen. Fourth official: The verdict was given on 18 November 2009 in favour of the DBU, but only gave them DKK 900,000 (€120,000), because of the inadequate security at Parken. [32], The attacker stated in court that he was intoxicated by the consumption of alcohol, to a degree that he could not recall attacking the referee. Our … On 11 May 1976, Sweden lost for the first time since 1937 at home to Denmark. The Italians, understandably, were not happy and Milan's vice president Adriano Galliani said: "We got as many points as the players who are blond and beautiful. The hearing took place on 8 June 2007 to officially confirm whether the match should be forfeited 3–0 to Sweden. Poulsen was banned for three competitive matches. [18], On 8 June 2007 the hearing was held, awarding Sweden the match 3–0, fining Denmark CHF 100,000 (€66,000), plus the punishment that Denmark should play their next four home qualification matches (effectively the rest of the competition) at least 250 kilometres (160 mi) away from Copenhagen, with the next match against Liechtenstein behind closed doors. It has almost become acceptable to be violent on the pitch, but violence should not be accepted on the pitch or in society. Volker Wezel (Germany) My immediate opinion is that according to the penal code the act will lead to a 30-day imprisonment.[28]. On Monday night, 18 June 2012, Gli Azzurri could be about to suffer the same agonising fate if Croatia and Spain produce the same scoreline. Hiện tượng Senegal, tham dự World cup lần đầu tiên năm 2002 nhưng không phải dễ đánh bại. [20] The Danish FA immediately announced its intention to appeal. 1978 FIFA World Cup 1978 took Sweden for the third consecutive World Cup. A CHF 100,000 (€66,000) fine was lowered to CHF 50,000; also, Denmark's two subsequent matches needed to be played at least 140 kilometres (87 mi) from Copenhagen. Get all the latest on Football: fixtures, results and tables.
They have a race track (sic) up there, don't they? It had already sold 18,200 tickets for 12 September match against Liechtenstein, but said it would reimburse fans if UEFA changed the venue. © 2020 Guardian News & Media Limited or its affiliated companies. After the final whistle, with the 2-2 result confirmed, the Swedish striker Marcus Allback heard a voice behind him, saying: "Mackan, Mackan." [36] The FA said it was "very satisfied" with the verdict,[37] while it reportedly "shocked" the perpetrator. [35] That decision was later reverted on the advice of counsel. [39], Assistant referees: [19], The president of the Swedish Football Association, Lars-Åke Lagrell, expressed his satisfaction with the ruling calling it "a clear decision", adding that "there were no alternatives". All rights reserved. A fan attack occurred at the Euro 2008 qualifying Group F match between the national football teams of Sweden and Denmark, at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen on 2 June 2007. The World Cup Finals is the most widely viewed sporting event in the world, with an estimated 715.1 million people watching the 2006 tournament final. [17] The Danish Football Association (DBU) suspended ticket sales for its next two European qualifiers at Parken Stadium pending UEFA's decision. ", Soderberg became so angry when pressed by the Italians that he hit a table with his hand and banged a fist against his chest as he said: "We say it again, we will not make a deal with Denmark. Florian Meyer (Germany), The Parken Stadium in Copenhagen hosted the match. a picture of Luis Enriqué bleeding after being elbowed by the Italian Mauro Tassotti. We are going honestly for a result. Don't speak about that. From this third sanction, two games are deferred for a probationary period of two years. Immediately following this, Fandel and his officiating crew walked off the field, and Danish Football Association spokesman Lars Berendt within minutes announced Sweden was awarded a 3–0 victory.
However, following the outcome of the criminal trial against the culprit, both Parken and Danish FA did go through with a law suit against him with those amounts. [8], In the 89th minute, Denmark's Christian Poulsen and Sweden's Markus Rosenberg engaged in a tussle in the Danish penalty area; Rosenberg struck Poulsen, who in turn punched Rosenberg in the stomach. During the game Sweden's Anders Andersson shouted "come on, bloody hell, give us a break now" to Denmark's Thomas Gravesen when Sweden were losing 2-1. [...] My opinion is that it should be made possible for these matches to be played in Denmark. The Appeals Body replaced the original verdict of the UEFA Control and Disciplinary Body and its decision is final: Sweden have been awarded a 3–0 win by default; the DBU has been fined CHF50,000 (€30,222); and the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen will be closed for four official competition matches involving the senior national team.
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