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This is a list of Greenland national football team results (unofficial matches) from 1977 to present. [1]
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| Greenland national football team results |
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| Win Draw Loss Void |
This is a list of Greenland national football team results (unofficial matches) from 1977 to present. [1]
| June 1989 Friendly | 4. deild karla  | 0–8 |  Greenland | Iceland |
| June 1989 Friendly | 3. deild karla | 3–5 | Greenland | Iceland |
| 21 June 1999 Friendly | Mors-Thy  | 4–2 | Greenland | Nykøbing Mors, Denmark |
| 28 September 2008 Friendly | Mors-Thy | 1–1 | Greenland | Fjerritslev, Denmark |
| 23 June 2009 Friendly | Frederiksberg VLI | 1–0 | Greenland | Frederiksberg, Denmark |
| 8 July 2013 Friendly | FC Svendborg | 0–3 | Greenland |
| 19 June 2015 Hybrid friendly | Odense U19 | 6–1 | Greenland | Tåsinge, Denmark |
| 1 June 2016 Friendly | Vanløse IF | 2–1 | Greenland |
| 3 June 2016 Friendly | Aarhus Fremad | 5–1 | Greenland |
| 22 June 2017 Friendly | Vanløse IF | 1–1 | Greenland | Denmark |
| 9 September 2021 Friendly | Midtjylland | 1–1 | Greenland | Vildbjerg, Denmark |
| 12 September 2021 Friendly | Inter Allies  | 5–0 | Greenland | Vildbjerg, Denmark |
| 14 September 2021 Friendly | Nordsjælland | 4–1 | Greenland | Farum, Denmark |
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| 19 September 2022 Friendly | Greenland | 1–6 |  Al-Kahrabaa | Kemer, Turkey |
Nemo Thomsen  ?' (pen.) | Report |
| 3 June 2024 Friendly | Kalekapısı  | 0–9 | Greenland | Antalya, Turkey |
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