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Denmark and Belarus Play Out Thrilling Match in Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark – In a match corresponding to the European qualification phase for the World Cup, Denmark and Belarus offered a duel full of alternatives and emotions at the Parken Stadium in Copenhagen. Denmark dominated possession with 67%, generating a total of 30 shots, of which 10 were on target and 10 off target. Belarus, on the other hand, had 33% possession and 7 shots, 3 of them on target.
The first goal of the match came early, in the 11th minute, when M. Damsgaard put Denmark ahead. The first half passed with Danish dominance, although without extending the lead on the scoreboard.
In the second half, Belarus reacted strongly. V. Gromyko equalized in the 62nd minute, and N. Demchenko put the visitors ahead in the 65th minute. Denmark, far from being discouraged, sought the equalizer with insistence. Finally, G. Isaksen managed to level the score in the 79th minute, establishing a final tie. The match was characterized by a high number of fouls committed by Belarus (15) and the consequent accumulation of yellow cards (5). Denmark, on the other hand, committed fewer fouls (4) and did not receive any yellow cards. German referee Sven Jablonski controlled the match.
Substitutions belarus: at minute 42 E. Parkhomenko came in and E. Khvalko went out., at minute 69 N. Demchenko came in and N. Korzun went out., at minute 69 V. Lisakovich came in and G. Barkovskiy went out., at minute 79 V. Gromyko came in and A. Kontsevoy went out.
Substitutions denmark: at minute 70 C. Norgaard came in and M. Hjulmand went out., at minute 70 C. Eriksen came in and V. Froholdt went out., at minute 71 J. Wind came in and M. Biereth went out., at minute 88 G. Isaksen came in and A. Dreyer went out., at minute 90 M. Damsgaard came in and P. Billing went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
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Belarus
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