2–1 win against France in the group stages. He also scored one of Denmark's five penalties in the semi-final penalty shootout against Netherlands, though he was an unused substitute, as Denmark beat Germany 2–0 in the final. Private life In 1993, Elstrup had doubts about his footballing future, as he felt he was living under the expectations of others. He joined a spiritual sect, and took the spiritual name "Darando", meaning "The River that Flows". He moved away from the sect in December 1999 after being arrested for punching a school child. In January 2000, Odense gave Elstrup a chance to re-enter professional football by giving him a trial, but he left the club soon after when the club refused to pay him during the trial. He now lives in Vissenbjerg, and stays out of the public eye. Honours Player Club Odense BK Danish 1st Division (1): 1989 Danish Cup 1993 International Denmark UEFA European Football Championship: 1992 References External links Danish national team profile 1963 births Living people Danish men's footballers Randers FC players Brøndby IF players Feyenoord players Odense Boldklub players Luton Town F.C. players Eredivisie players English Football League players Danish Superliga players Denmark international footballers UEFA Euro 1992 players UEFA European Championship-winning players Danish expatriate men's footballers Expatriate footballers in the Netherlands Danish expatriate sportspeople in the Netherlands Expatriate footballers in England Danish expatriate sportspeople in England Association football forwards People from Randers Municipality Sportspeople from the Central Denmark Region