Denmark national football team results (1950–1959)

This is a list of Association football games played by the Denmark national football team between 1950 and 1959. During the 1950s, the Danish national team played 72 games, winning 25, drawing 14, and losing 33. In these games, they scored 138 goals, while conceding 163 to their opponents. The first game of the 1950s was the May 28, 1950, game against Yugoslavia, the 162nd overall Danish national team game. The last game of the 1950s was the December 6, 1959, game against Bulgaria, the 233rd game of the Danish national team.

Key

ENQ - European Nations Cup Qualifying match
F – Friendly match
NC - Nordic Football Championship match
OG - Olympic Games match
OGQ - Olympic Games Qualifying match
OT - Other tournament(s)
WCQ – World Cup Qualifying match

Games

Note that scores are written Denmark first

#	Date	Venue	Opponents	Score	Comp	Denmark scorers
162	1950-05-28	JNA Stadium, Belgrade (A)	Yugoslavia	1-5	F	Axel Pilmark
163	1950-06-22	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	4-0	NC	Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen, Edwin Hansen, Jens Peter Hansen, Aage Rou Jensen
164	1950-06-25	Aarhus Stadion, Aarhus (H)	Norway	1-4	NC	Aage Rou Jensen
165	1950-08-27	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	2-1	NC	Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen, Holger Seebach
166	1950-09-10	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Yugoslavia	1-4	F	Edwin Hansen
167	1950-10-15	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	0-4	NC
168	1950-11-05	Prater Stadium, Vienna (A)	Austria	1-5	F	Erik Kuld Jensen
169	1951-05-12	Hampden Park, Glasgow (A)	Scotland	1-3	F	Jørgen W. Hansen
170	1951-06-17	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Austria	3-3	F	Aage Rou Jensen (2), Knud Lundberg
171	1951-09-16	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	0-2	NC
172	1951-09-30	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	1-0	NC	Hilmar Staalgaard
173	1951-10-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3-1	NC	Poul "Rassi" Rasmussen, Knud Lundberg, Hilmar Staalgaard
174	1952-05-25	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Scotland	1-2	F	Poul "Rassi" Rasmussen
175	1952-06-11	Bislett Stadium, Oslo (N)	Sweden	0-2	OT
176	1952-06-22	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	3-4	NC	Poul "Rassi" Rasmussen, Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen, Holger Seebach
177	1952-07-15	Tammela Stadion, Tampere (N)	Greece	2-1	OG	Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen, Holger Seebach
178	1952-07-21	Kupittaa Stadion, Turku (N)	Poland	2-0	OG	Holger Seebach, Svend "Boston" Nielsen
179	1952-07-25	Pallokenttä, Helsinki (N)	Yugoslavia	3-5	OG	Knud Lundberg, Holger Seebach, Jens Peter Hansen
180	1952-09-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	3-2	F	Kurt "Nikkelaj" Nielsen, Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen
181	1952-10-05	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	1-2	NC	Per Jensen
182	1952-10-19	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	1-3	NC	Per Jensen
183	1953-06-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	1-3	NC	Holger Seebach
184	1953-06-27	St. Jakob-Park, Basel (A)	Switzerland	4-1	F	Knud Ove Sørensen, Aage Rou Jensen (2), Jens Peter Hansen
185	1953-08-09	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Iceland	4-0	F	Holger Seebach (2), Erik Nielsen, Erik Hansen
186	1953-09-13	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	1-0	NC	Bent Sørensen
187	1953-10-04	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	6-1	NC	Jens Peter Hansen (2), Poul Erik "Popper" Petersen, Bent Sørensen, Kurt "Nikkelaj" Nielsen (2)
188	1954-06-04	Malmö Idrottsplats, Malmö (N)	Norway	1-2 (aet)	OT	Valdemar Kendzior
189	1954-06-13	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	2-2	NC	Valdemar Kendzior (2)
190	1954-09-19	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Switzerland	1-1	F	Jørgen Olesen
191	1954-10-10	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	2-5	NC	Jens Peter Hansen, Bent Sørensen
192	1954-10-31	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	0-1	NC
193	1955-03-13	Olympic Stadium, Amsterdam (A)	Netherlands	1-1	F	Vagn Birkeland
194	1955-05-15	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Hungary	0-6	F
195	1955-06-19	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	2-1	NC	Jens Peter Hansen (2)
196	1955-06-03	Melavollur, Reykjavík (A)	Iceland	4-0	F	Aage Rou Jensen, Jens Peter Hansen, Poul Pedersen (2)
197	1955-09-11	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	1-1	NC	Jørgen Jacobsen
198	1955-10-02	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	England	1-5	NC	Knud Lundberg
199	1955-10-16	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	3-3	NC	Ove Andersen (2), Knud Lundberg
200	1956-05-23	Dynamo Stadium, Moscow (A)	USSR	1-5	F	Knud Lundberg
201	1956-06-24	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	2-3	NC	Knud Lundberg, Poul Pedersen
202	1956-07-01	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	USSR	2-5	F	Ove Andersen, Aage Rou Jensen
203	1956-09-16	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	4-0	NC	Poul Pedersen, Jørgen Hansen, Ove Andersen (2)
204	1956-10-03	Dalymount Park, Dublin (A)	Republic of Ireland	1-2	WCQ	Aage Rou Jensen
205	1956-10-21	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	1-1	NC	Jens Peter Hansen
206	1956-11-04	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	2-2	F	Jørgen Olesen, Knud Lundberg
207	1956-12-05	Molineux, Wolverhampton (A)	England	2-5	WCQ	Ove Bech Nielsen (2)
208	1957-05-15	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	England	1-4	WCQ	John Jensen
209	1957-05-26	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Bulgaria	1-1	F	Aage Rou Jensen
210	1957-06-18	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	0-2	OT
211	1957-06-19	Tammela Stadion, Tampere (N)	Norway	2-0	OT	Egon Jensen, Jørgen Hansen
212	1957-06-30	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	1-2	NC	Jens Peter Hansen
213	1957-07-10	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (A)	Iceland	6-2	OT	Egon Jensen (3), Poul Pedersen, Jens Peter Hansen (2)
214	1957-09-22	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	2-2	NC	Poul Pedersen, Peder Kjær
215	1957-10-02	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Republic of Ireland	0-2	WCQ
216	1957-10-13	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	3-0	NC	Finn Alfred Hansen, Ove Bech Nielsen, Mogens Machon
217	1958-05-15	Aarhus Stadion, Aarhus (H)	Curaçao	3-2	F	Poul Pedersen, Henning Enoksen (2)
218	1958-05-25	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Poland	3-2	F	Jørn Sørensen, Poul Pedersen (2)
219	1958-06-29	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	1-2	NC	Poul Pedersen
220	1958-09-14	Olympic Stadium, Helsinki (A)	Finland	4-1	NC	Poul Pedersen, Mogens Machon, John Danielsen (2)
221	1958-09-24	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	West Germany	1-1	F	Henning Enoksen
222	1958-10-15	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Netherlands	1-5	F	Henning Enoksen
223	1958-10-26	Råsunda Stadium, Stockholm (A)	Sweden	4-4	NC	Ole Madsen (2), Henning Enoksen, Jørn Sørensen
224	1959-06-21	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Sweden	0-6	NC
225	1959-06-26	Laugardalsvöllur, Reykjavík (A)	Iceland	4-2	OGQ	Jens Peter Hansen (2), Ole Madsen (2)
226	1959-07-02	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Norway	2-1	OGQ	Henning Enoksen, Ole Madsen
227	1959-08-18	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Iceland	1-1	OGQ	Henning Enoksen
228	1959-09-13	Ullevaal Stadion, Oslo (A)	Norway	4-2	OGQ NC	Harald Nielsen, Henning Enoksen (2), Poul Pedersen
229	1959-09-23	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Czechoslovakia	2-2	ENQ	Poul Pedersen, Bent Hansen
230	1959-10-04	Idrætsparken, Copenhagen (H)	Finland	4-0	NC	Harald Nielsen (3), John Kramer
231	1959-10-18	Stadion Za Lužánkami, Brno (A)	Czechoslovakia	1-5	ENQ	John Kramer
232	1959-12-02	Olympic Stadium, Athens (A)	Greece	3-1	F	Henning Enoksen (2), Poul Pedersen
233	1959-12-06	Vasil Levski National Stadium, Sofia (A)	Bulgaria	1-2	F	Henning Enoksen

Sources

Landsholdsdatabasen Archived 2010-04-01 at the Wayback Machine at Danish Football Association
A-LANDSKAMPE - 1950 - 1959 at Haslund.info

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