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Denmark's victory deserves more merit, but since it's a friendly match, we'll play it cautiously. Denmark are one of the teams in top form prior to the start of the European championship, both overall and individually, and are a favorite for the title or at least one of the medals there. Even with numerous rotations they still displayed the most consistent performance here and scored most goals of all four teams. Lending added weight to this match is that coach Pytlick rested his four potential starters against Serbia after their victory against Norway the day before. Right back Louise Burgaard and picker Mete Gravholt were not even on the team, back Pernille Holmsgaard and goalie Sandra Toft watched the match from the bench, while the fifth, left winger Ann Grete Norgaard, played only limited time. adding to this is the fact the team's 'brain', Kristina Kristiansen, played on left wing, not as an organizer, and still demolished Serbia's defense for the most part of the match. This means we can expect a more rested best lineup of Denmark in their last testing match prior to the EC, highly motivated against the French too, looking to pay them back for the defeat in their last duel in Denmark early last month. France played great defense in the first two matches of this tournament, but struggled visibly on offense, caused by some players being either out of form or returning after breaks due to injuries. Summing it up, Denmark to win is worth the set stake.