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Denmark vs England match time: 28.07.2023 at half-past 16:30.

England faced Haiti in the first round of the group stage of this Women's World Cup, with 75% possession, 21 shots on goal and 11 shots on target, three times as many shots on goal. The team currently holds 3 points and occupies the second place in Group D.

Denmark have won 5 games, drawn 0 and lost 4 in the last 9 games, scoring 10 goals and conceding 9 goals. The team defeated the Chinese women's football team 1-0 in the first game, and Qingchai got off to a good start. At present, the Danish women's football team has 2 points and is temporarily ranked first in the Women's World Cup D football standings.

England women's football team and Denmark women's football team are both fierce rivals in Europe, the ranking gap between the two sides is large, but they are also the world's top 15 teams, although England is slightly higher in terms of player strength and technology, but there will not be much gap.

Women's Football Culture:

1. Opening Ceremony.

On April 1, 2021, New Zealand's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Sports announced that the opening ceremony of the 2023 Women's World Cup will be held at Eden Park Stadium in New Zealand.

2. Match balls.

On January 24, 2023, adidas unveiled the official ball of the World Cup, Ocaunz, a blue and green ball inspired by Australia's unique natural landscape, with visuals that look to encapsulate New Zealand's vast mountains and Australia's connection to the Indian Ocean. On February 9, Adidas officially announced that the game ball is called "Dance of Mountains and Seas" in Chinese, inspired by the tall mountains and beautiful oceans of Australia and New Zealand.

3. Competition poster.

In March 2023, FIFA released the official poster for the 2023 Women's World Cup. With three powerful female silhouettes as a backdrop, the poster symbolizes the flourishing of women's sports to celebrate the world's biggest women's tournament in football. In addition, posters for the 9 host cities of the 2023 Women's World Cup were also officially announced.

Created in conjunction with the nine host cities, the poster set forms a collection that highlights each city's unique historical landmarks, wildlife, and vibrant culture.

The above content reference: Encyclopedia - 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup.

The English League Championship is a tournament in which two teams from the lower divisions compete in the English Football League.

The League Championship is currently contested by members of the English Football League One and English Second Division, as well as invited English Football Association National League teams.

Since there are a total of 48 teams in the First and Second Divisions, which do not meet the number of teams in the knockout system (the number of teams must be two), different methods are used to solve this problem in different periods, such as round-robin matches in groups of three teams in the preliminary round or some teams have byes to directly advance to the second round of the competition.

The FA has announced that England will play the Netherlands and Italy in a friendly match in March 2018 in preparation for the World Cup in Russia.

Gareth Southgate's side travel to Amsterdam to play their warm-up match against the Netherlands on 23 March 2018, before the Three Lions return to Wembley Stadium to host Italy on 27 March.

In addition, England will take on Nigeria at Wembley Stadium on 2 June and Costa Rica at the home of Leeds United in the north of England five days later.

These two opponents were chosen because England have two opponents from Africa and Central America in Group G of the World Cup, they are Panama and Tunisia.

The English League Trophy (English League Trophy) is referred to as the English Championship. Once a year, teams from the third to fifth divisions of England (League One, League Two and Anglo-African United) will be competitive.

The competition is divided into two divisions, the north and the south, each division is carried out in 5 rounds, the event adopts a tiebreaker elimination system, if the 90 minutes are tied for overtime, the overtime is tied to shoot penalties to win, and finally the champion of the north and south regions is determined by a single game to determine the final champion. The final will be decided at a neutral venue (Wembley Stadium) in a single-match tiebreaker.