Draw means Denmark top Group C
Australia's hopes still alive
Eriksen with superb finish to give Danes lead
Jedinak converts penalty awarded by VAR
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David Mason: That’s a tricky one...close range but his arm has stopped a potentially goal-bound header. Clear and obvious?
Soren Nielsen: How can anyone defend VAR after that. What a scandal.
Thor Jensen: The FIFA VAR Cup is a a joke. Endless penalties in every game. All my money on VAR deciding the final.
VAR. It is the debate that has no signs of slowing down...
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By the way, Yussuf Poulsen was booked in that Australia penalty incident and that is his second booking of the tournament, meaning he will miss the game against France next Tuesday.
He is also the first player to concede two penalties in a single World Cup since Milan Dudic in 2006 for Serbia after also conceding against Peru, when Christian Cueva skied his spot-kick well over the top.
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The player rater is still open. Christian Eriksen is so far on an impressive mark of 8.21 according to you lot.
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Denmark looked like running away with this match with Christian Eriksen's goal after only seven minutes, but all credit to Australia they have fought back and done it well.
Half time, good game.
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Even with the technology, the jury seems split on the penalty decison...
David Millar: That's an awful decision, you need to raise your hands to jump to win a ball, can't just pencil jump your way through the World Cup.
Jack Strawberry: That is NEVER a penalty. Where is the defender supposed to put his arms?! TraVARsty.
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Wonder if the Australians have got enough money to put in the meter if the Leckie runs out?
Clive
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Another appeal for a penalty, again for Australia. Trent Salisbury is the man appealing. Not this time. He wanted a foul to be given after a collision with Danish captain Simon Kjaer.
None of the officials on the pitch, nor in the VAR room are too interested.
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Gary Gallagher: That was definitely a penalty, the hand was up, VAR - good call.
Jonathan: And that, ladies and gentlemen, is why FIFA have brought in VAR...
Matthew McCready: Really loving the FIFA Penalty Cup so far this year
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Former world snooker champion Neil Robertson feels Australia deserve to be level. Well, he is Australian.
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Trent Sainsbury's heartbeat just sped up as the ball bounces off his knee towards his own goal. Luckily Mat Ryan is down quickly to stop the ball on the line.
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Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
It's a great penalty, under such pressure to score for his team.
Kasper Schmeichel was shouting at him, trying to get in his head, but Mile Jedinak didn't listen and placed it into the right-hand corner.
It's been good at both ends of the field and Australia are now on the front foot.
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Mile Jedinak (penalty)
He scored against France and Jedinak scores another penalty as Kasper Schmeichel finally concedes a goal. Schmeichel dives the wrong way as Jedinak rolls it into the bottom right corner. And we're level.
Jedinak converts VAR penalty
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The appeals had been quite half-hearted, play went down the other end and then referee Antonio Mateu Lahoz checks the footage and gives the spot-kick.
Leckie's header had hit Yussuf Poulsen's hand, and the arm was raised. Jedinak to take it.
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Play goes on, but then stops. VAR! VAR! VAR!
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The corner, Australia fourth, comes from the right wing and Leckie meets it. Australia players think it is a handball.
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Mooy and Jedinak team up to win the ball back in the middle of the park and Robbie Kruse's cross is deflected away for an Australian corner.
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Not surprising to see Denmark with the lead after these stats.
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Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 Live
For a team that was so well organised against France, the Danish have been cutting Australia open at will.
Australia slowed the game down and this is much better now from the Australians. They're keeping the ball better in the Danish half and are a threat from the wider areas.
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Australia keep getting close to the Denmark penalty box, with Mathew Leckie, looking particularly lively but the final ball into the box too often finds a Danish head.
The Danes showing why they have not conceded in five and a bit games.
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Denmark defender Andreas Christensen has completed 100% of his passes so far (26/26), the most of any player yet to misplace a single pass in the match.