The De Rød-Hvide Squad for the matches against Belgium & England  September 2020
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Player	Birthdate	Age	Pos	Club	App	G
Andersen, Joachim Christian	31 May 1996	24	CD	Olympique Lyonnais, France	1	0
Braithwaite Christensen, Martin	5 June 1991	29	F	FC Barcelona, Spain	40	7
Bruun Larsen, Jacob	19 September 1998	21	F	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, Germany	1	0
	Bruun Larsen swapped with Skov Olsen on 27 August
Christensen, Anders Bleg	8 June 1990	30	M	Malmö FF, Sweden	4	0
Christensen, Andreas Bødtker	10 April 1986	34	CD	Chelsea FC, England	32	1
Cornelius, Andreas Evald	16 March 1993	27	F	Parma Calcio 1913, Italy, on loan from Atalanta BC, Italy	26	4
Dalsgaard, Henrik	27 July 1989	31	RB	Brentford FC, England	25	1
Delaney, Thomas Joseph	3 September 1991	28	M	Bsv Borussia 09 Dortmund, Germany	44	5
Dolberg Rasmussen, Kasper	6 October 1997	22	F	Olympique Gymnast Club de Nice, France	18	5
Eriksen, Christian Dannemann	14 February 1992	28	AM	FC Internazionale Milan, Italy	96	31
Falk Jensen, Rasmus	15 January 1992	28	AM	FC København	1	0
Højbjerg, Pierre-Emile Kordt	5 August 1995	25	M	Tottenham Hotspur FC, England	34	3
Jørgensen, Mathias Jattah-Njie	23 April 1990	30	CD	Fenerbahçe SK, Turkey	29	2
also known as Zanka
Kjær, Simon Thorup	26 March 1989	31	CD	AC Milan, Italy	96	3
Lössl, Jonas Bybjerg	1 February 1989	31	G	Everton FC, England	1	0ᵍᵃ
Mæhle Pedersen, Joakim	20 May 1997	23	RB	KRC Genk, Belgium	1	0
Nørgaard, Christian Thers	10 May 1994	26	RB	Brentford FC, England	0	0
Poulsen, Yussuf Yurary	15 June 1994	26	F	RB Leipzig, Germany	43	7
Rønnow, Frederick Riis	4 August 1992	28	G	Eintracht Frankfurt, Germany	7	4ᵍᵃ
Schmeichel, Kasper Peter	5 November 1986	33	G	Leicester City FC, England	54	44ᵍᵃ
Skov, Robert	20 May 1996 in Marbella, Spain	24	RF	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim, Germany	5	3
Skov Olsen, Andreas	29 December 1999	20	F	Bologna FC 1909, Italy	0	0
	Skov Olsen withdrew from the squad on 27 August to join the under-21's
Vestergaard, Jannik	3 August 1992	28	CD	Southampton FC, England	16	1
Wass, Daniel	31 May 1989	31	M	Valencia CF, Spain	21	0

Squad details correct up to and including Denmark's match against Belgium on 5 September 2020.
Tallies from dbu.dk

Diary

Monday, 24 August 2020 - National Coach Kasper Hjulmand has chosen the 23 players for his first national team squad in ten months. It features well-known faces such as captain Simon Kjær, Christian Eriksen, Thomas Delaney and Kasper Schmeichel, as well as players such as Andreas Skov Olsen, Joakim Mæhle, Christian Nørgaard and Rasmus Falk. Both matches are played at home in Telia Parken - unfortunately probably behind closed doors due to the Coronavirus pandemic.
Kasper Hjulmand will make his debut as the national coach in the match against Belgium, which will be played on 5 September. Three days later, against England, on 8 September.

Thursday, 25 August 2020 - When Kasper Hjulmand selected his first squad, he predicted that there could be changes during the week due to both UEFA's corona rules and the fact that most players are still in pre-season and without matchday training. Today comes the first change in the squad.
Andreas Skov Olsen has started training with his Italian club Bologna. It is an unusual circumstance that UEFA only allows three substitutions - against five in last week's UEFA matches - which is why Hjulmand has chosen to replace him with Jacob Bruun Larsen from Hoffenheim, who has been training for several weeks. The two players swap places, Bruun Larsen joins the A squad and Skov Olsen joins the U21's, where there is better place to build a progressive course, where they can use five substitutes.

Saturday evening, 5 September 2020 - Belgium attacked from the off and sent out an early warning sign when Yannick Carrasco's free-kick hit the woodwork. Just seconds later the visitors were in front when Denayer pounced for his first international goal from Mertens' corner. Mertens doubled the lead with a quarter of an hour remaining, side-footing in from close range after the forward was quickest to react to Kasper Schmeichel's save from Youri Tielemans. Denmark rarely threatened, with Christian Eriksen forcing Simon Mignolet into his only save of the match midway through the first half.

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