Denmark’s preparations for their UEFA Nations League opener against Wales in Aarhus on Sunday are in chaos following a dispute between the Danish Football Association and their Players’ Association over commercial rights.
The Danes are set to field an uncapped scratch side consisting of third-tier and futsal players, the latter being an indoor five-a-side game played with a harder and smaller ball. Here, Press Association Sport looks at some sporting disputes of the past.
ENGLISH SOCCER MAXIMUM WAGE DISPUTE (1960-61)
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL STRIKE (1994-95)
ESTONIA v SCOTLAND (1996)
ENGLAND RUGBY UNION PLAYERS’ DISPUTE (2000)
SCOTTISH SOCCER REFEREES’ STRIKE (2010)
