Before the round of 16 - Svensson warns DFB squad: Don't underestimate the experienced Danes
Unions Berlin new trainer Bo Svensson sees his fellow countrymen as underdogs in the EURO-16th round, but not without a chance. "I think it looks good - for Denmark", said the 44-year-old in response to being asked about the game on Saturday evening (21.00 Uhr).
"It's a little funny that it comes to this constellation now. Especially for me", said the Dane at his presentation in Berlin on Wednesday. "In general, I believe that it's good for the Danes to be considered underdogs. They delivered their best performance in the group stage against the English."
He has the impression that in the German press, everyone expects the German team to go through. "It's a routine team that I wouldn't underestimate as a German. Germany is the favorite, that's clear, but I believe it will be more difficult than many imagine", said the long-time Bundesliga pro. Denmark have only lost one of their last 15 games.
- Bo Svensson, the new trainer of 1st FC Union Berlin, expressed his optimism towards Denmark's chances in the EURO-16th round, implying they are underdogs.
- During his presentation, Svensson shared his amusement at the current situation, being a Dane coaching a German squad in a game against his native Denmark.
- The DFB squad, being favored to win, is considered a strong team by Svensson, yet he suggests that the game against Denmark might be more challenging than anticipated.
- In the recent group stage, Denmark delivered their best performance against England, which Svensson points out as a significant achievement.
- Svensson's track record includes a long-time presence in the Bundesliga, demonstrating his familiarity with the German soccer landscape.
