Kick-off on 22.06.25 19:00.

The UEFA Under-21 European Championship quarterfinal between Denmark and France will take place at FC Tatran Stadium in Prešov. The teams have met five times, but only once in the tournament — during the group stage of Euro 2021. Back then in Szombathely, Hungary, the Red Guard claimed all three points with a 1-0 win. In May 2010, the Scandinavian side defeated France 3-2 in the semifinals of the Toulon Tournament. Four months later, Les Bleuets got their revenge in a friendly, scoring three times before halftime to win 3-1. In 2019, the Danish squad prevailed again in a friendly, 1-0. Most recently, in fall 2023, France routed Denmark 4-1 in another friendly, with Eintracht Frankfurt forward Elye Wahi netting a brace.

The Denmark vs France match will be streamed live on MEGOGO on June 22, 2025.

Steffen Højer’s squad defeated their peers from Ukraine (3-2) and the Netherlands (2-1), and drew with Finland (2-2) in the group stage. Newcastle striker William Osula has tallied five goal contributions (3 goals, 2 assists). The Scandinavian side has been eliminated in the quarterfinals three times, but since 1986, this only happened once — at Euro 2021.

France drew 0-0 with Portugal in the opener, then beat Georgia 3-2 and Poland 4-1. Rennes midfielder Jaouen Hadjam Cissé has recorded three goal contributions. Les Bleuets have failed to progress beyond this stage five times. They were knocked out in the quarterfinals in each of the last two editions: in 2021, they lost 2-1 to the Netherlands after conceding in the 93rd minute; in 2023, they were defeated by Ukraine 1-3 despite taking the lead.

How to watch the match on MEGOGO.

The live broadcast of the UEFA U-21 Championship quarterfinal between Denmark and France on June 22, 2025, is available with a MEGOPACK XL, Sports, Maximal, or Maximal + Charity subscription. Viewers can choose the plan that suits them best. A subscription provides access to live match streams, a vast library of movies, series, and cartoons, over 300 TV channels with pause and recording features (including sports), and hundreds of audiobooks and podcasts.