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There are plenty of permutations to look out for today.

Denmark will be unable to reach the knockout stages if they lose and Germany do not beat Spain this evening.

Finland will be out at the group stage if they lose today and Spain do not beat Germany.

Denmark have never beaten Finland at the Euros. Can they stop the rot today?

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Watch out for Denmark's Signe Bruun.

The Denmark forward has been in sparkling form in the 2023 FIFA World Cup qualifiers, scoring 12 goals in six games.

Only Belgium's Tessa Wullaert has netted more goals in the campaign so far.

Lyon forward Bruun's tally includes five goals in Denmark's 8-0 win against Bosnia and Herzegovina in October.

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Finland forward Sanni Franssi is expecting an "exciting match" this afternoon.

"It will be really important to get three points," she said.

"Both teams suffered a defeat in the first match. We can expect an exciting match with much at stake."

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Denmark coach Lars Sondergaard wants his side to "rise together" against Finland.

"We must lift the players' self-confidence and then I have to tell them it was one single match and we had a bad day," he said.

"The match against Finland is going to be a completely different game. Now the most important thing is that we rise together."

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Denmark had been in fine form before their loss to Germany in their opener.

Lars Sondergaard's team had won for of their past five matches going into the tournament, including friendly wins over Brazil and Austria.

Finland have had a shocker of a run prior to the Euros.

The side ranked 29th in the world have won just one game in 2022 - a 6-0 win over Georgia in April.

Including their Spain defeat, they have lost seven of their past 10.

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Euro 2022 favourites Spain recovered from conceding a goal inside the opening minute to overpower Finland in their tournament opener in Milton Keynes.

Finland, ranked 29th in the world, stunned Spain by scoring after only 50 seconds when Linda Sallstrom collected Anna Westerlund's long pass forward and fired a shot which went in off the inside of the post.

It could have been 2-0 11 minutes later but Adelina Engman dragged a shot wide before Spain took control.

They dominated possession and, moments after having a goal disallowed, equalised as captain Irene Paredes headed in following a corner taken by the excellent Mariona Caldentey.

Another headed goal saw Spain take the lead with Aitana Bonmati getting on the end of Maria Pilar Leon's delivery.

Lucia Garcia settled Spain's nerves in the 75th minute with a third headed goal, before Caldentey converted an injury-time penalty to ensure her country made a winning start.

Eight-time European champions Germany got their Euro 2022 campaign off to a flying start by hammering Euro 2017 runners-up Denmark at a sold-out Brentford Community Stadium.

Goals from Bayern Munich team-mates Lina Magull and Lea Schuller put the Germans on course for victory in the first heavyweight showdown of the tournament.

Felicitas Rauch twice struck the bar in the space of three first-half minutes for Germany before the lively Magull fired past keeper Lene Christensen for her 20th international goal.

Schuller headed the second from a corner and Wolfsburg's Lena Lattwein made it 3-0. Germany added a fourth through substitute Alexandra Popp.

On a disastrous night for Denmark, they finished with 10 players after substitute Kathrine Kuhl was sent off for a second yellow card in the dying moments.

Not too many surprises from those line-ups then. Remember Denmark are without Katherine Kuhl. The substitute was sent off in their last match with Germany.

Speaking of, here's how these two sides fared last time out...

Sara Thrige and Nadia Nadim are the only two alterations for Denmark. Sofie Svava and Rikki Madsen drop to the bench.

Denmark include attack-minded Chelsea player Pernille Harder - one of the best players in the world - who has 68 goals in 134 appearances for her country.

Everton's Rikke Sevecke, Reading's Sanne Troelsgaard and Manchester United's Signe Bruun all start.

Denmark: Christensen, Thrige, Pedersen, Sevecke, Troelsgaard, Nadim, Harder, Veje, Pedersen, Thomsen, Bruun.

And it's also two changes for Finland as Natalia Kuikka and Essi Sainio come in for Nora Heroum and Heidi Kollanen.

Finland: Korpela, Koivisto, Pikkujamsa, Westerlund, Kuikka, Oling, Summanen, Alanen, Sainio, Sallstrom, Franssi.

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Have you recovered yet?

In case you need reminding England stunned opponents Norway last night, racing to a sensational 8-0 win.

The Euros keep rolling on this afternoon with Germany v Spain to come, after Denmark face Finland in Milton Keynes.

Both sides were on the receiving end of heavy defeats in their openers. They'll be going all out for a win today.

Let's do this.