Poland Secures First Women’s Euro Win Over Denmark 3-2

Poland secured their first-ever win at the UEFA Women’s European Championship by defeating Denmark 3-2 in their final group game, marking a historic moment for the nation in women's football. Natalia Padilla was pivotal, scoring Poland's first goal and assisting others, while Ewa Pajor also contributed significantly with a goal and an assist. Denmark faced setbacks with key injuries, including captain Pernille Harder and Emma Snerle, which impacted their performance. Despite Denmark's efforts to come back with goals from Janni Thomsen and Nadia Nadim, Poland maintained their lead, with Martyna Wiankowska scoring a crucial third goal. The victory allowed Poland to avoid finishing at the bottom of their group, concluding their debut tournament campaign on a high note. Both teams were eliminated from the quarter-finals, but Poland left Switzerland with a memorable triumph celebrated by fans and players alike.