Denmark Dominates Belarus 6-0 in World Cup Qualifier
Denmark's Victor Froholdt scored and assisted in the early stages, setting the tone for a 6-0 thrashing of Belarus in Zalaegerszeg, securing Denmark's hold on top spot in Group C.
The second half brought more of the same for Belarus, as Denmark continued to dominate...
Denmark dominated Belarus, securing a 6-0 victory in their World Cup qualifying match. Victor Froholdt's early brace set the tone for the match, with the Danish team controlling the game from the outset. This win keeps Denmark at the top of Group C.
Belarus's World Cup hopes are fading fast, and this loss further diminishes their chances. The team's inability to cope with Denmark's intensity was evident, as they conceded two early goals that effectively ended the match as a contest. Despite their struggles, Belarus will look to regroup and focus on their upcoming fixtures.
Denmark's victory showcases their strength and depth, with several players contributing to the scoreline. As they continue their World Cup qualifying campaign, Denmark will look to build on this momentum and maintain their position at the top of the group.
Denmark's opening goal came when Andreas Christensen's simple square pass found its way to Froholdt, who capitalized on the opportunity with a precise strike into the right-hand post, scoring his first international goal.
Just six minutes later, Froholdt doubled his involvement by receiving a long ball and squaring it to Rasmus Hojlund, who slotted the ball home with an outstretched leg, securing a 2-0 lead for Denmark.
Froholdt continued his impressive form, scoring his second goal of the match just before halftime. He capitalized on a rebound after Patrick Dorgu's shot hit the post, tapping the ball home with ease.
Denmark sealed the win in the final minutes of the match, with Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg playing a crucial role in the fourth goal. He cleverly chipped a pass over the Belarus defense to Rasmus Hojlund, who then set up Dorgu for a straightforward finish, making it 4-0.
The second half brought more of the same for Belarus, as Denmark continued to dominate. Substitute Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg delivered a pinpoint pass to Lucas Hogsberg, who headed the ball to Anders Dreyer in the box. Dreyer capitalized on the opportunity, scoring with a deft shot into the corner.
Dreyer doubled his tally with a well-taken goal 12 minutes from the end. A cross intended for Jonas Wind was deflected back to Dreyer, who seized the chance to fire into the far corner, despite the goalkeeper's efforts to block the shot.
The match highlighted the significant gap between Denmark, a World Cup regular, and Belarus, who struggle in qualification matches. Despite being denied a penalty by VAR, Denmark continued their dominance, showcasing their quality and experience. This win marked a notable achievement for Brian Riemer's team, who have now gone four games without conceding, a feat they hadn't accomplished since October 2021.
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