Daniel Martinsen
The banner came up towards the end of the match.
‘Pernille does the dishes’, it said in blue letters on a yellow background.
And as Expressen writes, the words were directed at the captain of the Danish national team, Pernille Harder, who, together with her teammates, were eliminated 1-6 in Stockholm on Tuesday evening.
A little extra suppository from the Swedish audience.
Pernille Harder in action in Tuesday’s match. Photo: Pontus Lundahl/TT/Ritzau Scanpix Show more Pernille Harder in action in Tuesday’s match. Photo: Pontus Lundahl/TT/Ritzau Scanpix
According to the media, the banner was supposed to refer to how Pernille Harder and Swedish girlfriend Magdalena Eriksson show bragging rights after national team meetings.
The loser does the dishes, the couple has previously said. Simply.
And so Denmark lost to that extent Tuesday’s decisive Nations League group final, where Magdalena Eriksson was not included due to quarantine.
Several of the Danish players on the pitch also noticed the banner.
“She just has to take it home,” said Stine Ballisager, referring to the pending washing up.
Sanne Troelsgaard pointed out, however, that there will soon be a chance for revenge when Denmark and Sweden meet again in the group stage at this summer’s European Championship finals.
“Maybe it will be ‘Magda’ who has to do the washing up at that time,” she said.
The European Championship group match between Denmark and Sweden will be played on July 4.
Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson both play for Bayern Munich on a daily basis.
The banner came up towards the end of the match.
‘Pernille does the dishes’, it said in blue letters on a yellow background.
And as Expressen writes, the words were directed at the captain of the Danish national team, Pernille Harder, who, together with her teammates, was eliminated 1-6 in Stockholm on Tuesday evening.
A little extra suppository from the Swedish audience.
According to the media, the banner was supposed to refer to how Pernille Harder and Swedish girlfriend Magdalena Eriksson show bragging rights after national team meetings.
The loser does the dishes, the couple has previously said. Simply put.
And Denmark lost to that extent Tuesday’s decisive Nations League group final, where Magdalena Eriksson was not present due to quarantine.
Several of the Danish players on the field also noticed the banner.
“She just has to take it home,” said Stine Ballisager, referring to the pending dishes.
Sanne Troelsgaard pointed out, however, that there will soon be a chance for revenge when Denmark and Sweden meet again in the group stage at this summer’s European Championship finals.
“Maybe it will be ‘Magda’ who has to do the dishes at that time,” she said.
The European Championship group match between Denmark and Sweden will be played on July 4th.
Pernille Harder and Magdalena Eriksson both play for Bayern Munich on a daily basis.
