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Yugoslavia 0–8 Denmark: UEFA Women's EURO 2001, 24 May 2000

Yugoslavia and Denmark finished 0–8 on 24 May 2000 in the UEFA Women's EURO 2001. The match belonged to the qualifying round in Novi Sad.

24 May 2000 International Novi Sad
Source-checked report card · FootballFinal: Yugoslavia 0–8 Denmark

24 May 2000 · Novi Sad

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The match

Yugoslavia and Denmark finished 0–8 on 24 May 2000 in the UEFA Women's EURO 2001. The match belonged to the qualifying round in Novi Sad.

Denmark won by 8 goals.

Goals and incidents

Janni Lund Johansen scored in minute 12 (Denmark). Gitte Krogh scored in minute 13 (Denmark). Merete Pedersen scored in minute 26 (Denmark).

Mette Jokumsen scored in minute 39 (Denmark). Gitte Krogh scored in minute 54 (Denmark). Mitzi Møller scored in minute 57 (Denmark).

Janni Lund Johansen scored in minute 78 (Denmark). Janne Madsen scored in minute 87 (Denmark).

The competition campaign

The match was played in Group 4: DEN / RUS / FIN / YUG of the qualifying round. Yugoslavia and Denmark contested this fixture within that competition stage.

Yugoslavia’s next recorded match in this campaign was Yugoslavia 0–1 Russia on 24 June 2000.

Denmark’s previous recorded match in this campaign was Denmark 3–1 Finland on 12 April 2000. Denmark’s next recorded match in this campaign was Finland 2–1 Denmark on 1 June 2000.

Venue and attendance

The venue identified in the match record is Stadion Karadjordje, Novi Sad.

The recorded attendance was 1,200 spectators.

Other results in the campaign

Yugoslavia’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Yugoslavia 0–1 Russia on 24 June 2000; Finland 2–0 Yugoslavia on 1 July 2000; Czechia 1–0 Yugoslavia on 14 October 2000; Yugoslavia 2–3 Czechia on 19 November 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Denmark’s other matches in the same 2000 competition campaign included Denmark 3–1 Finland on 12 April 2000; Finland 2–1 Denmark on 1 June 2000; Russia 5–2 Denmark on 14 June 2000; Spain 1–6 Denmark on 22 October 2000; Denmark 4–2 Spain on 21 November 2000. Each of these is a separate fixture, with its own date and final score.

Sources

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