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Danish Davids dare English Goliaths
MALMO. Sweden. June 9: Denmark are hungry lo prove they bilong in the European Championship fi-
nals and coach Richard Moeller Neilsen belieVes the intensity of his players’ will to succeed is the key to his team’s chances. reports Reuter.
With such little time to pfepare following their late fn elusion when Yugoslavia were expelled. Nielsen refuses to speculate on how well Denmark Will fare.
lie said on Monday night there was an air of self confidence about his players and they were determined lo do well.
"We have a young and very hungry team and it's good for the learn to be so hungry." he said from Copenhagen where the squad is still training.
"We have nothing to lose and wc want to show it was the right decision to invite us here."
He was less than confident about their prospects in their opening Group One match on Thursday in Malmo against England, who he regards as one of the favourites to win the tournament.
'England have no weak points In their team all the players are every competitive."
"Players from the English league are the most competitive in Europe. They have so many skilful players and 1 think they wifi do very well in Sweden." he said."We hope to do better, of course, but they are one of my favourites.”
"Losing Mark wright. Gary Stevens and John Barnes will not weaken them too much. England are a country who have the most good, profes-sjonal players. They have so many good players to select from.”
His admiration for the English game led him to describe the match against England as a meeting of David and Goliath.
"It might have been a long
time ago. but Goliath was favourite then and you know whal happened. We will play our own game and we think we can do something and really give a good account of ourselves against England."
Nielsen dismissed rumours in the Scandinavian press that some of his team were tired from along season, lacked the motivation to do well In the tournament and would rather been on holiday.
There will always be one or two journalist^ who write this kind of thing, but all the players are looking forward to playing." he said.
Denmark, who drew I -1 with' Group Two finalists the CIS last week, failed to qualify
outright by only one point, and won their Iasi five qualifying matches, including a victory against Yugoslavia in Belgrade.
But Nielsen said he kept driving his players on. telling them second place might be good enough because of the political turmoil in Yugoslavia.
The squad arrives in Sweden on Wednesday, with doubts about only one player. Brondby midfielder Kim Christofte who hurt his knee in the final game of the Danish season on Monday. .
Christpfte. who. has been gapped 11 times, was due to see a doctor on Tuesday and Nielsen said he expected him to be fit to travel.