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- Norway – Denmark 27-24 (10-13)
The Norwegian girls were big favorites before the Denmark encounter, but the host nation stood out for a long time and led by three goals before the break.
But the Norwegian girls came up strongly in the second round and turned the game around. Norway ultimately won 27-24 and will therefore face France in the final on Sunday.
Katrine Lunde was named best in the field on the Dagbladet Stock Exchange and had the following to say after the game.
– It’s fantastic. We couldn’t get a vote, but I felt we had good control. It was a fight, Lunde said after the game.
– It was probably a classic over-ignition. He got a little nervous. I am very happy that we have managed to change this. Perhaps the seriousness of the moment has affected us, says Stine Bredal Oftedal after the match.
The Danish camp was significantly more disappointed after nearly pulling out a large scalp.
– I’m disappointed. We have them in the first round, but we play on their terms in the second. We are wasting the final place, Mie Højlund said at a digital press conference after the deal.
– What went wrong?
– It’s hard to say. We make too many mistakes and we stray too far on defense. Norway has been in this situation many times before, we have not.
France beat the Netherlands 30-19 today.
Danish domain
It was time for an exciting neighborhood duel when host nation Denmark welcomed high-flying Norway in Herning on Friday night. Denmark made a big impression when they secured their place in the semi-finals against one of Russia’s gold favorites. Norway have played very well in this European Championship and still had the benefit of losing a point before the meeting with Denmark.
But tonight he was winning or losing, and it seemed to affect Norway in the opening minutes. Norway struggled to outwit Sandra Toft in Denmark, a goal that played very well. During the first quarter of the match, Norway had scored five goals, while the Danes had passed eight balls to Silje Solberg.
– Now they are actually devastating Norway, said TV 3 commentator Daniel Høglund.
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The Danes continued to impress, and with a 10-6 lead over Denmark, Thorir Hergeirsson was forced to wait.
The waiting time had little effect on the result. For Norway he took only one goal before the break. It was thus 13-10 for Denmark when the teams entered the break.
Norwegian return
Norway started the second round in a very positive way. Katrine Lunde had entered the Norwegian goal and played well. With five minutes into the round, Norway had eaten the lead over Denmark and was 14-14 on the scoreboard.
And now Norway had blood on its teeth.
– You can take it easy. They know what to fix. Norway will beat Denmark anyway, said Dagbladet expert Frode Kyvåg as Norway came up with a 17-16 lead.
But Dane Mia Rej Bidstrup played well and had no plans to let Norway go when she led the Danes to a 20-19 lead.
In the last quarter of the match, the teams followed closely, but then a girl from Bærum appeared. Henny Reistad scored a 23-21 lead to the applause of the Norwegian girls.
– Look! It’s distance shooting. This is how our back players should behave, Kyvåg said at the Dagbladet studio.
And from there, Norway was in full control. Five minutes before the end, Norway led by three goals and they didn’t give you that advantage. Norway finally wins the match 27-24.
The victory means that Norway will meet France in the final on Sunday.
