Denmark Fans Walk In Baku | 03 July 2021

Euro 2020 quarterfinals in Baku: Denmark beat Czech Republic to the delight of fans. The quarterfinal match of Euro 2020 between the Czech Republic and Denmark has ended at the Baku Olympic Stadium. The Danish team once again showed bright soccer, was stronger than the Czechs and deservedly won. Great support for the Danish players was provided by their fans, who filled almost four sectors in the Baku arena and very actively supported their team. The guests energized local soccer fans, who often clapped along with the Danes. The Danish national team has quite a good support. At least three sectors of the arena are filled with Danish fans. There are very few Czech fans at the stadium. Today's game was great. We are satisfied with the game of our team. We liked Baku, it is a beautiful city with good people," said one of the fans walking along the streets of Baku.
Another fan of the Danish national team expressed satisfaction with the organization of the match: "I am in Baku for the first time, your city is beautiful. Despite the lack of time, I had an opportunity to familiarize myself with your city. If the Danish national team will play here again, I plan to come to you again for a walk and familiarize myself with the city of Baku."
Experience the electric atmosphere of Danish fans as they walk through the streets of Baku on 03 July 2021! Denmark fans are known for their passionate support of their national team, and this video captures the excitement and energy of that spirit. Whether you're a fan of Denmark or just love a good sports atmosphere, this video is a must-watch!
Join us as we take a walk through the streets of Baku with Denmark fans on July 3rd, 2021. Experience the excitement and energy of supporters cheering on their team during the UEFA Euro 2020. Denmark fan or not, this video will make you feel like you were there!
Join us in Baku, Azerbaijan as we walk and cheer for Denmark in their exciting match on July 3rd, 2021. Show your support for Denmark and experience the energy of the crowd in this memorable event!
Special fans of the Danish national soccer team have come to Baku.
And where were the Danish fans resting and walking before the match at the Baku Olympic Stadium. Danish fans mostly spent their time in the former Molokan, now Khagani Garden of Baku.
Molokan Garden - Mariinsky Square - Ashum Aliyev Garden - 9th January Garden - Khagani Garden Located at the intersection of Korganov, Khagani, Gogol and U. Hajibeyov Streets, the garden was called Molokan Garden for a reason.
In 1850s on this place, then far outside the city, there was Molokan slobodka, where exclusively Molokans lived, who moved to Baku from Molokan villages of Baku province. At that time Molokans were mainly engaged in carriage trade in Baku.
With the development and growth of the city, this place was almost in its center. In connection with the construction of the central quarters, the Molokan sloboda with its carriage yards and stables was demolished to the ground, and the Molokans were evicted from this place, providing them with another site for a new Molokan (Izvozvozchichya) sloboda - not far from that place in Soviet times there was a factory of L. Schmidt.
In the early 70s of the 19th century, a garden of about 1 hectare was built on this place, which was called Molokansky in memory of the former settlement. Although it had an official name: Mariinsky square. The simplest composition in the center consisted of a pool with a fountain - an obligatory accessory of all Baku gardens. This fountain in the center was arranged by a Molokan Kascheev, who lived on the corner of Mariinskaya (later Korganov Street - R. Rza) and Molokanskaya (Khagani Street) streets.
Over time around the Molokan garden were erected beautiful buildings: the houses of oil industrialist Benkendorf, Molokan brothers. Kashcheevs, a member of the Council of the Congress of oil producers Kyanjunsky, the house of the Greek consul, one of the founders and co-owner of the "Baku Dock" Partnership Kussis, the house of Rudinsky, which once housed the office of the Council of the Congress of oil producers, the house of Sheremetyev, which was the consulate of France, the theater "Mikado" (later the Russian Drama Theater named after Samed Vurgun) and others.
After establishment of Soviet power Molokan garden was renamed to Ashum Aliyev's garden, and then it was renamed to the garden named after January 9. Now it bears the name of Khagani.
The garden was reconstructed twice in the post-war period. A curvilinear swimming pool with a sculptural group "Three Graces" became the basis of the architectural and landscape composition. Large blocks of natural stone serve as pedestals for the sculptures.