Following the national women’s team’s success at this year’s World Cup, it is time to take stock of the rocky growth of women’s football in Denmark.
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Danish football player Pernille Harder. Photo: Anders Kjærbye – dbufoto.dk
Following the national women’s team’s success at this year’s World Cup, it is time to take stock of the rocky growth of women's football in Denmark.
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