Denmark and Slovenia are set to kick off their Euro 2024 campaigns in Stuttgart, both having qualified from Group H with 22 points each. Denmark, who reached the semifinals in Euro 2020, are considered favorites but remain cautious of Slovenia's star striker Benjamin Sesko, who has had a standout season with RB Leipzig. Denmark's manager Kasper Hjulmand emphasized the importance of being aggressive and dominant while acknowledging Slovenia's capabilities, particularly in turnovers. Christian Eriksen, who suffered a heart attack during Euro 2020, returns to inspire the Danish team. Both teams aim to start strong in a group that also includes England and Serbia. Denmark will rely on talents like Rasmus Hojlund and Andreas Christensen, while Slovenia looks to leverage the experience of Sesko and goalkeeper Jan Oblak.