Denmark Triumphs Over Japan in Strong Start at Germany/Netherlands 2025

A Confident Start for Denmark

Denmark began their Women’s World Championship 2025 campaign in Rotterdam with a decisive 36:19 victory over Japan. The team, led by coach Helle Thomsen, delivered a commanding performance that set the tone for their ambitions in Germany and the Netherlands.

Dominant First Half

Denmark quickly established control through solid defense and fast transitions. Their goalkeeper kept Japan’s scoring opportunities minimal, while the offensive line capitalized on precision passing and pace. By halftime, the Danes had opened a significant lead that Japan struggled to close.

Japan’s Fight and Denmark’s Consistency

Japan demonstrated energy and creativity, but Denmark’s structured approach neutralized their efforts. Consistent teamwork and tactical clarity helped Denmark maintain rhythm throughout both halves.

Coach’s Reflections

Helle Thomsen praised her players for their focus and execution, noting that the team “stayed disciplined and confident, no matter the score.”

What Lies Ahead

With this strong opening, Denmark sets the tone for the rest of Group A and positions itself as an early favorite in the tournament. Their next matches will test their consistency against tougher European opponents.

“We wanted to start strong, and the players delivered exactly what we needed,”
— Helle Thomsen, Denmark head coach

Author’s summary: Denmark’s 36:19 victory over Japan at the Women’s World Championship 2025 highlights a confident, well-organized start under coach Helle Thomsen.

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IHF IHF — 2025-11-28

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