Claus Christiansen (footballer, born 1967)

Claus Christiansen (born 19 October 1967 in Glostrup) is a Danish former football (soccer) player in a defender role, who played 295 Danish league matches for Lyngby Boldklub. He played five matches for the Denmark national football team, most notably the semi-final and final game of the Euro 1992 tournament which Denmark won.^[1]

References

Teams: 1948 Summer Olympics team (July - August 1948); 1960 Summer Olympics team (August - September 1960); 1971 Women's World Cup Team (August - September 1971); Danish Dynamite team (1980–89); Euro 1992 team (June 1992)

Players: Middelboe (1908–1920); S. Nielsen (1908–1919); P. Nielsen (1910–1925); S. Hansen (1911–1920); C. Hansen (1918–1921); Jørgensen (1925–1939); E. Nielsen (1940–1951); K. Hansen (1943–48); Lundberg (1943–1956); A. Jensen (1945–57); Præst (1945–49); J. Sørensen (1946–49); J. Hansen (1948); J. P. Hansen (1949–61); Pedersen (1953–64); From (1957–61); Enoksen (1958–67); O. Madsen (1958–69); H. Nielsen (1959–60); J. Hansen (1965–78); M. Olsen (1970–89); Røntved (1970–82); Augustesen (1971); H. Jensen (1972–80); Simonsen (1972–86); Arnesen (1977–87); Elkjær (1977–88); L. Nielsen (1977–88); Lerby (1978–89); M. Laudrup (1982–98); Høgh (1983–95); B. Laudrup (1987–98); Schmeichel (1987–2001)

Denmark squad – UEFA Euro 1992 winners (1st title)
1 Schmeichel 2 Sivebæk 3 K. Nielsen 4 Olsen (c) 5 Andersen 6 Christofte 7 Jensen 8 Mølby 9 Povlsen 10 Elstrup 11 Laudrup 12 Piechnik 13 Larsen 14 Frank 15 Christensen 16 Krogh 17 Christiansen 18 Vilfort 19 P. Nielsen 20 Bruun Coach: R.M. Nielsen

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