Poland vs Denmark UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group C preview: Where to watch, kick-off time, predicted line-ups

All you need to know about the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 Group C match between Poland and Denmark.

Where to watch Poland vs Denmark on TV

Fans can find their local UEFA Women's EURO 2025 broadcast partner(s) here.

What do you need to know?

Neither Poland nor Denmark can now reach the quarter-finals, but with both still seeking their first points of the campaign, there is sure to be plenty to play for in Lucerne. Indeed, the words of Denmark captain Pernille Harder will apply to both sides: "We still have one more game to give it everything we've got and finish the journey on a high."

Starting line-ups

Poland: Szemik; Matysik, Szymczak, Woś, Zieniewicz; Achcińska, Pawollek, Kamczyk; Padilla, Pajor, Tomasiak

Denmark: Østergaard; Færge, Ballisager, Veje; Thøgersen, Hasbo, Kühl, S. Holmgaard, Thomsen; Bruun, Harder

Reporters' views

Joanna Markiš, Poland reporter
Poland are preparing to bid farewell to this tournament – two-and-a-half weeks have passed far too quickly – but they still have much play for against Denmark. Making their final tournament debut at a Women's EURO, Poland will be targeting a first goal, and perhaps a first win, on this stage. Expect a bold strategy as a result.

Pelle Rasmussen, Denmark reporter
The general consensus is that Denmark lost with pride against a strong Germany side, but the result means that only that honour is left to play for against Poland on Saturday. On the ball is where the Danes will feel they can improve as they only had 31% possession and resorted to a lot of long passes. I expect Denmark to be more ambitious in possession and look to dominate the game against Poland.

What the coaches say

Nina Patalon, Poland coach: "I would like us to score a goal and make history. We have a positive attitude and I repeat once again this will also be a special match. I wouldn't say that Denmark is an easier opponent than Germany and Sweden. The Danes are very versatile and we will have to adapt to them. I hope it will be a good match."

Andrée Jeglertz, Denmark coach: "It's about winning. We have played two of the best teams in the world and we needed to play in a different way against them. Tomorrow we will get a little more space and a little more time on the ball. Hopefully, we can dominate the ball and play a different kind of game."