Finland
Denmark
Finland: 1. Hradecky, 2. Hoskonen, 17. Alho( till 62'), 4. Ivanov R-t, 6. Kamara G., 11. Schüller( till 62'), 14. Kairinen, 16. Peltola, 21. Niskanen( till 13'), 9. Kallman( till 84'), 10. Pukki( till 62')
Substitution: 18. Uronen(from 13'), 8. Antman(from 62'), 13. Soiri(from 62'), 20. Pohjanpalo(from 62'), 7. Taylor Robert(from 84')
Bench: 12. Joronen, 23. Sinisalo, 3. Jensen R., 5. Tenho, 15. Tomas Di., 19. Maenpaa N.
Yellow Cards: Ivanov R-t 18', Uronen 53', Pohjanpalo 79'
Denmark: 1. Schmeichel, 2. Andersen J., 6. Christensen A., 14. Kristensen R.( till 80'), 5. Maehle, 19. Wind( till 67'), 10. Eriksen C., 11. Skov Olsen( till 81'), 12. Lindstrøm( till 46'), 15. Nørgaard( till 75'), 23. Hojbjerg
Substitution: 21. Höjlund R.(from 46'), 20. Poulsen Y.(from 67'), 8. Delaney(from 75'), 17. Kristiansen(from 80'), 4. Kjaer(from 81')
Bench: 16. Hermansen, 22. Roennow, 3. Nelsson V., 7. Jensen Ma., 13. Hjulmand, 9. Braithwaite, 18. Daramy
Yellow Cards: Kristensen R. 13', Nørgaard 62', Poulsen Y. 73', Andersen J. 90'
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It took 16 years for the Australian team to repeat their success and reach the playoffs of the World Cup
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France got a difficult victory over Denmark thanks to Mbappe's double
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Denmark coach wants more of the same following twin victories over France this year
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Denmark had enough chances to score in the opening game against Tunisia, but wasted all of its opportunities
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Denmark coach Kasper Hjulmand speaks to FIFA about 2022 World Cup:
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French team ended their season in the League of Nations in the same spirit in which they started
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Croatia achieved an important victory over Denmark in the League of Nations