Denmark national football team results (1930–1949)

This is a list of the Denmark national football team results from 1908 to 1929.^[1]

During this period, Denmark played 87 games. They played in four editions of the Nordic Football Championship in 1929-32, 1933-36, 1937-47 and 1948-51, but failed to win a single one.^[2]

1930s

#	Date	Venue	Opponents	Score	Comp	Denmark scorers
74	1930-06-16	Pallokenttä, Helsinki (A)	Finland	6–1	NC	Henry Hansen, Eyolf Kleven, Kai Uldaler (2), Svend Aage Eriksen, Pauli Jørgensen
75	1930-06-22	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	6–1	NC	Pauli Jørgensen (3), Svend Aage Eriksen, Eyolf Kleven, Knud Christophersen
76	1930-09-07	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Germany	6–3	F	Eyolf Kleven, Pauli Jørgensen (3), Ernst Nilsson, Knud Christophersen
77	1930-09-21	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	0–1	NC
78	1931-05-25	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	3–1	NC	Pauli Jørgensen (2), Knud Christophersen
79	1931-06-14	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	0–2	F
80	1931-06-28	Stockholms Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–3	NC	Pauli Jørgensen
81	1931-09-27	Hindenburg Stadium, Hanover (A)	Germany	2–4	F	Ernst Nielsen, Pauli Jørgensen
82	1931-10-11	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	2–3	NC	Kai Uldaler, own goal (Jarl Malmgren)
83	1932-06-05	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Belgium	3–4	F	Henry Hansen, Knud Christophersen, Pauli Jørgensen
84	1932-06-19	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–1	NC	Henry Hansen, Svend Petersen, Pauli Jørgensen
85	1932-08-30	Pallokenttä, Helsinki (A)	Finland	2–4	NC	Pauli Jørgensen (2)
86	1932-09-25	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	2–1	NC	Pauli Jørgensen, Henry Hansen
87	1932-10-09	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Scotland^[a]	3–1	F	Pauli Jørgensen, Knud Christophersen, Georg Taarup
88	1933-06-11	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	2–2	NC	Eigil Thielsen (2)
89	1933-06-18	Stockholms Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	3–2	NC	Pauli Jørgensen, Eyolf Kleven (2)
90	1933-10-11	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	2–0	NC	Georg Taarup, Kai Uldaler
91	1933-11-26	Heysel Stadion, Brussels (A)	Belgium	2–2	F	Kai Uldaler (2)
92	1934-05-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Poland	4–2	F	Kai Uldaler (2), Pauli Jørgensen (2)
93	1934-06-17	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–5	NC	Kai Uldaler, Pauli Jørgensen (2)
94	1934-07-03	Tölö bollplan, Helsinki (A)	Finland	1–2	NC	Carl Lundsteen
95	1934-09-23	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	1–3	NC	Carl Lundsteen
96	1934-10-07	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Germany	2–5	F	Carl Lundsteen, Carl Stoltz
97	1935-06-16	Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg (A)	Sweden	1–3	NC	Pauli Jørgensen
98	1935-06-23	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	1–0	NC	own goal (Thøger Nordbø)
99	1935-10-06	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	5–1	NC	Eigil Thielsene, Kai Uldaler (2), Knud Sørensen, Eyolf Kleven
100	1935-10-03	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam (A)	Netherlands	0–3	F
101	1936-06-14	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	4–3	NC	Helmuth Søbirk, own goal (Svend Andersson), Pauli Jørgensen, Eigil Thielsen
102	1936-06-30	Tölö bollplan, Helsinki (A)	Finland	4–1	NC	Pauli Jørgensen (2), Eyolf Kleven, Kaj Hansen
103	1936-09-20	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	3–3	NC	Helmuth Søbirk (2), Pauli Jørgensen
104	1936-10-04	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Poland	2–1	F	Carl Stoltz (2)
105	1937-05-16	Hermann Göring Stadium, Breslau (A)	Germany	0–8	F
106	1937-06-13	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	5–1	NC	Eyolf Kleven, Helmuth Søbirk (2), Kaj Hansen, Peder Rasmussen
107	1937-09-12	Piłsudski Stadium, Warsaw (A)	Poland	1–3	F	Jørgen Iversen
108	1937-10-03	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	2–1	NC	Knud H.M. Andersen, Helmuth Søbirk
109	1937-10-17	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	2–1	NC	Knud H.M. Andersen, Alex Friedmann
110	1938-06-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	0–1	NC
111	1938-08-31	Pallokenttä, Helsinki (A)	Finland	1–2	NC	Arne Sørensen
112	1938-09-18	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	1–1	NC	Kaj Hansen
113	1938-10-23	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	2–2	F	Kai Uldaler, Reinholdt Christensen
114	1939-06-15	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	5–0	OT	Eigil Thielsen, Kaj Hansen (2), Helmuth Søbirk (2)
115	1939-06-18	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	6–3	OT	Pauli Jørgensen (3), Eigil Thielsen, Arne Sørensen, Walther Christensen
116	1939-06-25	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Germany	0–2	F
117	1939-09-17	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	8–1	NC	Arno Nielsen, Oskar Theisen (3), own goal (R. Lindbäck), Pauli Jørgensen, Svend Albrechtsen, Helmuth Søbirk
118	1939-10-01	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–4	NC	Pauli Jørgensen
119	1939-10-22	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	4–1	NC	Svend Albrechtsen, Alex Friedmann, Pauli Jørgensen (2)

^ Scotland was represented by its amateur team and does not regard the match as a full international.^[3]^[4]^[5]

1940s

#	Date	Venue	Opponents	Score	Comp	Denmark scorers
120	1940-10-06	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–1	F	Børge Mathiesen
121	1940-10-20	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–3	F	Kaj Hansen (3)
122	1940-11-17	Victoria-Stadion Hoheluft, Hamburg (A)	Germany	0–1	F
123	1941-09-14	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	2–2	F	Johannes Pløger, Kaj Hansen
124	1941-10-19	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	2–1	F	Johannes Pløger, Kaj Hansen
125	1941-11-16	Sportclub Stadion, Dresden (A)	Germany	1–1	F	Kaj Hansen
126	1942-06-28	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	0–3	F
127	1942-10-04	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–2	F	Arne Sørensen
128	1943-06-20	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–2	F	Kaj Christiansen (2), Johannes Pløger
129	1945-06-24	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–2	F	Helmuth Søbirk
130	1945-06-01	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–4	F	Karl Aage Hansen (2), Kaj Hansen
131	1945-08-26	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	4–2	F	Kaj Christiansen (2), Karl Aage Hansen, Aage Rou Jensen
132	1945-09-09	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	5–1	F	Helge Bronée, Hans Viggo Jensen, Karl Aage Hansen (2), Carl Aage Præst
133	1945-09-30	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–4	F	Gustaf Pålsson
134	1946-06-16	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	1–2	F	Jørgen Leschly Sørensen
135	1946-06-23	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–1	F	Johannes Pløger, Jørgen Leschly Sørensen, Carl Aage Præst
136	1946-07-08	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	2–0	F	Carl Aage Præst, Arne Sørensen
137	1946-07-17	Reykjavík Stadion, Reykjavík (A)	Iceland	3–0	F	Karl Aage Hansen, Kaj Christiansen, Jørgen Leschly Sørensen
138	1946-09-01	Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	5–2	F	Ivan Jensen, Johannes Pløger, Erling Sørensen (2), Carl Aage Præst
139	1946-10-06	Gamla Ullevi, Gothenburg (A)	Sweden	3–3	F	Carl Aage Præst, Jørgen Leschly Sørensen, Karl Aage Hansen
140	1946-10-20	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	7–1	F	Karl Aage Hansen (4), Jørgen Leschly Sørensen, Carl Aage Præst (2)
141	1947-06-15	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	1–4	NC	Karl Aage Hansen
142	1947-06-20	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Czechoslovakia	2–2	F	Carl Aage Præst, Karl Aage Hansen
143	1947-06-26	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1–6	OT	Jørgen Leschly Sørensen
144	1947-09-21	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	5–3	NC	own goal (Gunnar Hansen), Jørgen W. Hansen (2), Carl Aage Præst (2)
145	1947-10-05	Aarhus Stadion, Aarhus (H)	Finland	4–1	NC	Jørgen W. Hansen, Carl Aage Præst (2), Jørgen Leschly Sørensen
146	1948-06-12	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	1–2	NC	Ivan Jensen
147	1948-06-15	Helsinki Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	3–0	NC	John Hansen, Kaj Christiansen, Harald Lyngsaa
148	1948-06-26	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Poland	8–0	F	Karl Aage Hansen (2), Carl Aage Præst (3), John Hansen (2), Johannes Pløger
149	1948-07-31	Selhurst Park, London (N)	Egypt	3–1 (aet)	OG	Karl Aage Hansen (2), Johannes Pløger
150	1948-08-05	Highbury, London (N)	Italy	5–3	OG	John Hansen (4), Johannes Pløger
151	1948-08-10	Wembley Stadium, London (N)	Sweden	2–4	OG	Holger Seebach, John Hansen
152	1948-08-13	Wembley Stadium, London (A)	Great Britain	5–3	OG	Carl Aage Præst (2), John Hansen (2), Jørgen Leschly Sørensen
153	1948-09-26	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	England	0–0	F
154	1948-10-10	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	0–1	NC
155	1949-06-12	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	1–2	F	Svend Jørgen Hansen
156	1949-06-19	Stadion Wojska Polskiego, Warsaw (A)	Poland	2–1	OT	Frank Reckendorff, Knud Lundberg
157	1949-08-07	Aarhus Stadion, Aarhus (H)	Iceland	5–1	F	Knud Lundberg, Jens Peter Hansen (2), Kaj Frandsen, Frank Reckendorff
158	1949-09-11	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	0–2	NC
159	1949-09-11	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	2–0	NC	Frank Reckendorff, Jens Peter Hansen
160	1949-10-23	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3–2	NC	Claes Petersen, Jørgen W. Hansen, Edwin Hansen
161	1949-12-11	Olympic Stadion, Amsterdam (A)	Netherlands	1–0	F	Harald Lyngsaa

References

^ "DENMARK - Overview of Official Internationals". RSSSF. 7 April 2022. Retrieved 12 June 2022.
^ "Nordic Championships - Overview". RSSSF. 21 December 2017. Retrieved 12 June 2022.
^ Brian McColl. "Forgotten Glories – British Amateur Internationals 1901–1974" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 July 2017. Retrieved 16 July 2017.
^ Denmark v Scotland, 09 October 1932, 11v11.com
^ Danmark - Skotland 3–1, Danish Football Union (in Danish)

External links

DENMARK - Overview of Official Internationals

[6] Scotland was represented by its amateur team and does not regard the match as a full international.^[3]^[4]^[5]

[1] "DENMARK - Overview of Official Internationals". RSSSF. 7 April 2022. Retrieved 12 June 2022.

[2] "Nordic Championships - Overview". RSSSF. 21 December 2017. Retrieved 12 June 2022.

[McColl-3] Brian McColl. "Forgotten Glories – British Amateur Internationals 1901–1974" (PDF). Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 July 2017. Retrieved 16 July 2017.

[4] Denmark v Scotland, 09 October 1932, 11v11.com

[5] Danmark - Skotland 3–1, Danish Football Union (in Danish)

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