Still some work to do for the Danes to secure a place in the knockout phase which is also not yet beyond the Serbs, either, after Luke Jovic nodding in a corner at the death last Thursday salvaged a valuable point vs. Slovenia. Serbia remains high on physicality but low on creativity which always figured to be its undoing in the Euros; we have more questions about Denmark being able to shift into a higher gear. Christian Eriksen's contributions have been a bit spotty aside from his goal in the opener vs. the Slovenians, but the hope for the Danes is that perhaps Sporting Lisbon's Morton Hjulmand, who scored the equalizer vs. England, and Man United's Rasmus Hajlund can provide the sharp edge needed for the offense. As always, Denmark is solid in goal with Kasper Schmeichel continuing to do a pretty good impersonation of his legendary dad, who can be seen offering commentary on Fox. The Danes often save their best for the Euros and can confirm that by taking all three points in Munich. Play Denmark on Money Line