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04-01 02:45

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Czechia

Denmark

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109

189

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127′

M. Sadílek

124′

T. Souček

123′

C. Eriksen

122′

T. Chorý

115′

M. Jensen

M. Damsgaard

112′

M. Sadílek

P. Sulc

111′

2-2

K. Hogh

Assist: A. Dreyer

106′

J. Andersen

105′

K. Hogh

M. Hjulmand

100′

2-1

L.Krejčí

End 1-1

90′

T. Chorý

P. Schick

86′

A. Dreyer

G. Isaksen

72′

1-1

J. Andersen

Assist: M. Damsgaard

72′

C. Eriksen

V. Froholdt

68′

M. Chytil

L. Provod

60′

L. Cerv

V. Darida

60′

C. Nørgaard

V. Nelsson

Halftime 1-0

46′

J. Zelený

21′

V. Nelsson

3′

1-0

P. Sulc

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Match Info

Czechia and Denmark played out a tense 1-1 draw in a crucial UEFA FIFA World Cup qualification match on Tuesday, April 1st, 2026. The result leaves both teams' hopes of securing a direct spot for the 2026 World Cup finely balanced in a highly competitive group. Denmark started the brighter of the two sides, using their possession-based game to probe the Czech defense. Their pressure paid off midway through the first half when a clever through-ball found their striker, who made no mistake with a composed finish to give the visitors the lead. Czechia responded with increased vigor, and their persistence was rewarded just before the hour mark. A driven cross from the right wing was met with a powerful header that flew past the Danish goalkeeper, sending the home crowd into raptures. The final half-hour was a cagey affair, with both teams cautious of making a costly error. Denmark had a golden chance to win it in the dying minutes, but a point-blank save from the Czech keeper ensured the points were shared. The key incident was a disallowed goal for Denmark in the second half for a marginal offside call, a decision that sparked considerable controversy. The draw means Denmark maintains a slight edge at the top of the qualification table, but Czechia stays within touching distance, setting up a dramatic finale to the group stage. The Czech manager stated his team "showed great character to come back," while the Danish coach expressed frustration at "missing clear chances to kill the game."