The European powerhouse Denmark has recently improved its competitiveness, and during the same period, the youth team has also achieved good results. They have advanced to the main stage for four consecutive European youth competitions, and have even reached the semi-finals in 15 years. In the previous competition, the team was unexpectedly missed in the final round. In this preliminary round, they strive to advance again, while the team remained unbeaten in the first five rounds and temporarily led the way, with ideal player morale;

Norway, a strong Nordic team, has always had mediocre results, and the same goes for its youth team. They have been eliminated from the European Youth Championship qualifiers all year round. In the previous competition, the team performed well and eventually won first place in the group. After many years, they entered the main match again, but unfortunately they failed to advance in three rounds and lost two. The coach left immediately. The team strives to achieve good results in this qualifier, but they won four games in the first six rounds, and the team's morale is still good.

Both U19 national youth teams faced each other last year, and Norway narrowly defeated Denmark with one goal. (In all the encounters between the adult national teams of both sides since the new century, Denmark has remained unbeaten, with a significant psychological advantage.)

Denmark, a strong team, has the upper hand in all aspects. In a neutral situation, they naturally have a slight advantage over Norway, who has a mediocre fighting spirit. If they make a shallow initial score, Denmark's heat is high, so Norway will remain unbeaten this game.