Czech Republic vs Denmark: Danes can turn back the clock to 1992
A place in the Euro 2020 semi-final will be on the line when Czech Republic and Denmark clash at the Olympic stadium in Baku.
When: Saturday, June 3, 17:00 BST
Where: Baku, Azerbaijan
How to watch: ITV
Best Bets
Denmark are in the European Championship quarter-final. Anyone else getting those 1992 vibes?
After becoming the first team in history to lose their opening two games and still progress to the knockout stages, Denmark went on to dismantle Wales in the round of 16.
A 4-0 victory in Amsterdam underlined the fact that Denmark aren't only playing on emotions. In truth, this is a team awash with quality and potential.
It's fair to say that the Czech Republic have also made waves in the competition. A 2-0 win over Scotland made global headlines thanks to Patrik Schick's goal from 45 metres.
But their true crowning moment came in the knockout stages when a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands sent shockwaves through the tournament. The result even led to the resignation of the Dutch manager, Frank de Boer.
Last Three Matches
Last ten head-to-heads
Czech Republic wins: 2
Draws: 6
Denmark wins: 2
Czech Republic goals: 9
Denmark goals: 8
Selection headache for Denmark
Dolberg replaced the injured Yussuf Poulsen but with the RB Leipzig forward back in the fold, manager Kasper Hjulmand now faces a selection dilemma.
Denmark's results so far…
Czech Republic looking replicate Greece at Euro 2004
For all four nations on this side of the draw - Ukraine, England, Denmark and the Czech Republic - the way that this tournament has panned out has created a realistic pathway to the final.
Afterall, this is a team full of confidence following recent results. A solid defence and a sharp counter-attack with Schick at the top has allowed this team to flourish.
Czech Republic's results so far…
Goalscorer bets
As things stand, Patrick Schick is the tournament's joint-second top scorer with four goals to his name.
Looking at the prices, Schick does offer good value at 11/4.
However, our tip is to back Yussuf Poulsen. With the player set to return to action, he is certainly worth a go at 12/5.