England 2 - 1 Denmark

This page keeps track of the number of matches a team has scored or conceded the first goal in a match. This helps give you a better idea of what to expect from England and Denmark in terms of their tendencies from both an attacking and defensive perspective.

England has come out and scored the first goal in 71% of the matches they have played so far in the UEFA Euro Championship. And on the other side, they have conceded the first goal in 14% of matches.

Meanwhile, Denmark comes into this contest having scored a goal before their opponent in 83% of matches in this campaign. And in terms of giving up the first goal, they have done so in 17% of matches.

This information helps to provide a deeper insight into the two teams’ play in the competition. A higher rate of scoring the first goal indicates a more aggressive side that imposes its will onto its opponents. Similarly, a high rate of conceding the first goal points to a side whose defence struggles to keep things tight at the back.

It should prove useful to study these teams’ tendencies of scoring or conceding first, as well as whether these tendencies change when they play at home or away in UEFA Euro Championship.