Denmark remain unbeaten in Group C and are set to face Serbia at the Munich Football Arena (Allianz Arena) in what promises to be a crucial match.

Denmark have remained consistently solid through the first two games of the tournament, showing steady performance without significant fluctuations. They took an early 1-0 lead against Slovenia but conceded a late equalizer in the 77th minute, resulting in a draw in their opening match. Against England in their second game, Denmark fell behind 1-0 but managed to rally and secure another draw.

A victory would guarantee Denmark's place in the knockout stage and could potentially propel them to the top of the group. However, a loss would leave them with slim chances of advancing as a third-seed with only two points.

Serbia's current position at the bottom of the group belies their overall performance, as they have not played poorly. They held their own against England, who lead Group C with four points, losing narrowly 1-0. Against Slovenia, Serbia needed a late goal to secure a 1-1 draw. A win for Serbia could push them into the next stage, but this also depends on the outcome of the concurrent match between England and Slovenia.

Denmark should anticipate a similar approach from Serbia as they faced from England: an offensively aggressive team that will continue to push forward. While England employs this tactic by choice, Serbia relies on it to compensate for their defensive weaknesses.