Viktor Axelsen will be on the court on Tuesday at the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN, and in total there are 11 Danish matches on day 1.
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For the next six days, there will be a badminton party in the Jyske Bank Arena in Odense.
VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 is held this week, and if you want to see a lot of Danes on the court, then Tuesday is a good day to go to the hall.
11 matches during Tuesday will be with Danish participation. Where three of the matches are even with Danes on both sides of the net. One of them is with Sara Thygesen and Maiken Fruergaard, who are starting their last tournament together as a partner.
See Tuesday’s full match schedule here
Tuesday will also be the day when first-seeded Viktor Axelsen starts at the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN on his home court in Odense.
Below you can get an overview of Tuesday’s Danish matches, which ground they play on and when they will be playing approximately:
- Rasmus Espersen/Amalie Cecilie Kudsk – Hemming/Van Leeuwen (match 1 on court 1 at 9 am)
- Mads Christophersen – Kunlavut Vitidsarn (6th) (match 3 on court 1 at approximately 10.30am)
- Rasmus Kjær/Frederik Søgaard – Hess/Seidel (game 4 on court 1 approximately at 11.15)
- Julie Finne-Ipsen/Mai Surrow – Aimsaard/Aimsaard (match 5 on court 1 at approximately 12 noon)
- Mia Blichfeldt – Julie Dawall (match 6 on court 1 approximately at 1pm)
- Andreas Søndergaard/Jesper Toft – Christian Faust Kjær/Rasmus Espersen (match 7 on court 1 at approximately 2pm)
- Alexandra Bøje/Robin Tabeling – Jansen/Nguyen (match 10 on court 1 at 6 p.m.)
- Sara Thygesen/Maiken Fruergaard – Amalie Kudsk/Signe Schulz (match 11 on court 1 approximately at 18.45)
- Viktor Axelsen (1st) – Yushi Tanaka (match 12 on court 1 approximately at 19.30)
- Line Kjærsfeldt – Gregoria Tunjung (5th) (match 13 on lane 1 at approximately 8.15pm)
- Jesper Toft/Amalie Magelund (6th) – Dechapol/Supissara (match 13 on court 2 approximately at 20.30)
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TV 2 Sport broadcasts every day from the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN. See their broadcast schedule here.
Fact
Since 1936, the tournament in Denmark has been part of the international badminton scene, making it the world’s second oldest badminton tournament.
The tournament has been held in 11 different Danish cities. From 1936 -1989 the tournament was played in Copenhagen, where it has since been played in Aalborg, Middelfart, Farum, Solrød, Højbjerg, Vejle and Aarhus, before moving to Odense in 2007.
After 13 successful years in Odense Idrætshal, the tournament moved in 2022 under the larger and more flexible roof in Jyske Bank Arena.
With 141 titles, Denmark is the nation with the most titles at the tournament, followed by China with 71.
At the VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024, you can look forward to much more than world-class badminton and the biggest stars. In the Jyske Bank Arena in Odense, there will also be autograph signing, Kids Zone, competitions and much more, which will give the whole family a good experience.
The tournament’s most recent Danish winners include: Tine Baun, Jan Ø. Jørgensen, Mathias Boe & Carsten Mogensen, Joachim Fischer & Christinna Pedersen, Anders Antonsen and Viktor Axelsen.
Please visit the event website www.denmarkopen.dk for mere information.
In collaboration with VICTOR (title sponsor), HSBC (World Tour), Badminton World Federation, Odense Municipality, Destination Fyn, Visit Odense, Odense Sport & Event, Smag & Smil and TV 2 SPORT, we look forward to welcoming you all to VICTOR DENMARK OPEN 2024 part of BWF World Tour from 15-20 October in Jyske Bank Arena.
