Let's check and see which Danish clubs are heading to European club competition and who will be playing in the second division (and promoted to the Danish Super League) for next season.
DANISH SUPERLIGA:
UEFA CHAMPIONS LEAGUE:
Group Stage:
FC Copenhagen
Third Qualifying Round:
FC Nordsjaelland
EUROPA LEAGUE:
Playoff Round:
Esbjerg FB (won Danish Cup)
Third Qualifying Round:
Randers FC
Second Qualifying Round:
Aalborg BK
RELEGATED TO DANISH FIRST DIVISION:
AC Horsens
Silkeborg IF
PROMOTED FROM DANISH FIRST DIVISION TO DANISH SUPERLIGA:
Viborg FF
FC Vestsjaelland
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Thursday, June 13, 2013
Saturday, October 10, 2009
10-Man Germany Top Russia To Return To World Cup Finals; Italy, Denmark, Serbia Qualify, Too
Four teams from Europe qualified for the 2010 FIFA World Cup finals on Saturday.
At Moscow:
Miroslav Klose scored the only goal of the match at 35 minutes to lead 10-man Germany to a 1-0 road win over Russia to qualify for next year's World Cup Finals as they clinched first place in Group Four in European qualification.
At Dublin, Ireland:
Alberto Gilardino's equalizer at 90 minutes lifted Italy to a 2-2 road draw with the Republic of Ireland. The Azzurri locked up first place in Group Eight and will continue their defense of their World Cup championship next year in South Africa. Despite the draw, the Irish will take part in the playoffs involving the runners-up from eight of the nine qualifying groups for a berth in South Africa.
At Copenhagen, Denmark:
Denmark booked their ticket for South Africa with a 1-0 home win over Sweden, as Jacob Poulsen scored the game's only goal at 78 minutes. The Danes will finish atop Group One.
At Belgrade, Serbia:
Milan Jovanovic's late double (87', 90') helped Serbia seal their 5-0 home fistbeating of Romania to lock up a berth in next year's World Cup as they lock up Group Seven.
At Moscow:
Miroslav Klose scored the only goal of the match at 35 minutes to lead 10-man Germany to a 1-0 road win over Russia to qualify for next year's World Cup Finals as they clinched first place in Group Four in European qualification.
At Dublin, Ireland:
Alberto Gilardino's equalizer at 90 minutes lifted Italy to a 2-2 road draw with the Republic of Ireland. The Azzurri locked up first place in Group Eight and will continue their defense of their World Cup championship next year in South Africa. Despite the draw, the Irish will take part in the playoffs involving the runners-up from eight of the nine qualifying groups for a berth in South Africa.
At Copenhagen, Denmark:
Denmark booked their ticket for South Africa with a 1-0 home win over Sweden, as Jacob Poulsen scored the game's only goal at 78 minutes. The Danes will finish atop Group One.
At Belgrade, Serbia:
Milan Jovanovic's late double (87', 90') helped Serbia seal their 5-0 home fistbeating of Romania to lock up a berth in next year's World Cup as they lock up Group Seven.
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