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In today’s first match in the Under 21 UEFA Football Championship the Czech Republic defeated Italy 3-1 in Tychy.
In the second match in group C the German representation will face Denmark in Krakow. Stefan Kuntz’s team still want to win, but Niels Frederiksen’s footballers have to win if they want to advance to the semi finals. The Germans are the favorites in this confrontation. It’s worth remembering that two years ago during the Under 21 European Football Championship ootball championship finals in the Czech Republic both teams also faced each other in the second group phase and the top winner of this encounter was Germany who won decisively 3-0.
The Danes are still very determined to win, even though Niels Frederiksen is not planning any changes compared to the match with the Italians.
When you play against such strong rivals, you need to defend very skillfully. I’m counting on the fact that we will be able to create more situations than in the previous match. We know that we have to win -stated the Danish trainer.
At 8:45pm in Krakow Denmark will play against Germany.
Today the UEFA representatives met with the mayor of Kielce Wojciech Lubawski. Both sides thanked each other for their cooperation that they had together while organizing the championship. Charles Shaack the UEFA delegate from Luxembourg spoke highly about Kielce and how well the championship was organized.
Kielce is not a very big city but it is big enough for the needs in this kind of tournament. Thanks to this we were able to create a magnificent atmosphere which influenced the fans at all the representations. This same atmosphere was at the stadium during the two matches that were played here. There were many spectators and lots of colors, it all made an unforgettable impression. On Thursday’s match the public will set up a complete audience with the rest of the residents from Kielce – stated Charles Shaack.
The delegate of the UEFA praised the infrastructure and very high level of organization in Kielce. The pitch was prepared perfectly. There is absolutely nothing for us to complain about with the stadium or the trading center’s that we used to practice. He also added that the delegates of the UEFA found splendid working conditions at all these places. We were supported with everything that we needed to organize this tournament added Charles Shaack.
Kielce is one of the six hosting cities of the Under 21 European Championship.
At the stadium on Sciegiennego street two matches have been played so far. The Polish representation will face England in the last match on Thursday at 8:45pm.
