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Dutch don't underestimate Danes
GOTHENBURG. Sweden, June 20: The Netherlands, bidding to become the first team to retain the Eu-
ropean Championship, must guard against complacency when they meet outsiders Denmark in their semifinal on Monday, reports Reuter.
The Dutch finally recaptured their best form when they moved into the last four with a stylish 3-1 win over world champions Germany on Thursday.
Few who saw that performance give the Danes much chance of denying the champions a place tn the final.
The dutch players are also supremely confident.
"We must not underestimate the Danes. Their victory over France showed they have some good players," said Dutch defender Ronald Koeman.
"But if you look at It objectively the Netherlands have the greater quality."
The Danes, drafted into the tournament at short notice after un sanctions led to Yugoslavia being barred, are delighted to have got this far.
Their ill-prepared team failed to score as they picked up just one point from their first two matches against England and Sweden.
But they burst into life with a 2-1 victory over France last Wednesday which sent them into the last four at the expense of the highly-rated French.
Striker Flemming Povlscn and midfielder Brian Laudrup were the stars that night.
The Danes will expect them to pressurise a Dutch defence regarded as suspect before the tournament but which has conceded only one goal in three matches.
But the defending champions will be hard to live with if they hit the heights scaled against Germany.
Their fluid attacking game,
with players frequently swapping positions, clicked for the first time In the competition on Thursday.
They shredded the world champions' defence Ons Evcral occasions and should have scored more than three times.
"Think that we played at a level which we've seldom rereached before." normally unexcltable Dutch coach Rlnus Michels said. Michels himself has forecast a Netherlands-Germany final.
Germany play hosts Sweden in the other semifinal on Sunday.
Dutch defender Berry Van Aerie hopes to be available for the semifinal after missing the German match with a knee in-juiy.
However, youngster Frank De Boer played well In the Van Aerie's absence and Michels may decide not to alter his team.
The Danes have lost two of their original 20 players.
Midfielder Kim Vilfort has
been forced to return home as his six-year-old daughter is critically ill while striker Bent Christensen has been sidelined by knee trouble.
Experienced striker Lars Elstrup, who came on as substitute and scored the winner against France, may play from the start in place of Torben Frank.
PROBABLE TEAMS
NETHERLANDS: Hans Van Brcukclen. Adri Van Tlggelen, Ronald Koeman, Frank De Boer. Frank Rijkaard, Jan Wouters, Ruud Gullit, Erob Witschge, Dennis Bergkamp. Marco Van Bastcn. Bryan Roy.
DENMARK: Peter Schme-ichel. John Sivcbaek. Lars Olsen. Kim Christofte. Kent Nielsen, Henrik Andersen. Henrik Larsen. John Jensen, Brian Laudrup, Flemming l*ovisen. Airs Elstrup.
Referee : Emilio Soriano AI-adren (Spain).