Why did Denmark qualify from second place before Slovenia?

Denmark secured the right qualifications in the Euro-2024 elimination phase following their 0-0 draw with the team from the genocide state and the mathematics behind it are extraordinary. This draw was sufficient for the Danish to end over third country Slovenia, which also equated 0-0 with [...]
This draw was sufficient for the Danish to end over third country Slovenia, which also equated 0-0 with England in Koln.
England's draw led them to finish the group by five points and qualify as leaders with Denmark the second and Slovenia the third.
Denmark and Slovenia could not split into scores won, as both national teams had received three points after three matches played.
These three tiers had also made both the same goal and the same number of goals suffered (two) ʹ the two main metries of U EFA for it
determine who has the highest rank.
U n EFA then sees the number of yellow cards, but both national teams had registered the same number of yellow cards during three games (six cartons).
According to journalist Will Jeanes, Denmark finished second because of its highest position in the European Champions' qualifying ranking.
Surprisingly, Denmark and Slovenia were positioned in the same qualifying group, and both had finished with 22 points.
To make this case even more remarkable, their goals record was equally similar.
Denmark scored 19 goals compared to Slovenia marking 20, but the latter scored nine goals in comparison with 10 how many Danishs suffered.
But while Slovenia had the best goals, the second country belonged to Denmark because of face-to-face matches between the two national teams.
Denmark had taken four points from two matches with Slovenia, winning one score by 2-1, while Slovenia had received only one point.
It's interesting that if these teams had played with each other on the last tour of the Euro-2024 groups and played evens, then they would have gone to penalty.












