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Bob Hawkins: If Trent Sainsbury scores today, each of his teammates earns 10,000 bonus nectar points.
6/10
Summary
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
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:27 British Summer Time 21 June 2018
Rate the playerspublished at 27 mins
Denmark 1-0 Australia
Don't forget to rate the players of this match. Surely Christian Eriksen deserves a nice rating after that finish, even from Arsenal fans.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Nearly a second for Denmark. Nicolai Jorgensen gets in front of his marker but can only steer a header off target.
Image source, Reuters'Denmark comfortable'published at 13:22 British Summer Time 21 June 2018
Denmark 1-0 Australia
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Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 LiveAustralia don't need to go for it just yet but they need to show they've got an attacking threat themselves.
Denmark have been very comfortable so far and Australia need to show that there are two teams in this game.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Back on the pitch, Pione Sisto of Denmark tries his luck from 25 yards, but Mat Ryan is behind it and has no reason to panic.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Any Australians looking for good omens? Well, sorry...
Prior to today, Australia have lost six consecutive World Cup matches in which they’ve conceded the first goal, last avoiding defeat against Croatia in 2006 with a 2-2 draw.
'Socceroos up against it'published at 13:19 British Summer Time 21 June 2018
Denmark 1-0 Australia
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 LiveThey're really up against it now this Australian team - we've got a side that is struggling to score goals trying to get back into a match against a team that doesn't really concede many goals.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Christian Eriksen's goal after seven minutes is the earliest World Cup goal Denmark have scored since Martin Jorgensen's against Brazil in the 1998 tournament (second minute).
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
A Mexican Wave. After 15 minutes. Gone too early with that.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Fair to say Tottenham team-mate Toby Alderweireld is impressed with Eriksen's finish.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
So what have Australia got up their sleeves to come back with?
Remember, they lost 2-1 to France on Saturday so another loss will probably be their chances of reaching the last 16 gone as they would need Peru to beat France, Denmark to also beat the French and then gain a big win over Peru.
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Jamie Johnson: What a strike by Eriksen
Chris Walker: That. Was. Beautiful.
'The most brilliant technique'published at 13:10 British Summer Time 21 June 2018
Denmark 1-0 Australia
Leon Osman
Former Everton midfielder on BBC Radio 5 LiveWhat a fantastic goal.
It's the most brilliant technique you can imagine and Denmark deserve to be one nil up - despite it being so early.
It's been a terrific start to the game, it's missing out all the unnecessary passing on the halfway line and we're seeing action at both ends of the pitch already.
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Denmark 1-0 Australia
Image source, ReutersTottenham midfielder Christian Eriksen has now had a hand in 18 goals in his last 15 appearances for Denmark (13 goals, five assists).
In two World Cup matches he has an assist versus Peru and now a goal versus Australia.
GOAL - Denmark 1-0 Australiapublished at 6 mins
Christian Eriksen
We said Christian Eriksen was the danger man and he opens the scoring.
A ball is played forward and Nicolai Jorgensen does excellently to flick the ball on, but Eriksen's technique is sublime, catching a rising ball sweetly on the half volley and it flies past Mat Ryan and Denmark lead.
Media caption, Eriksen thumps Denmark ahead
CLOSE!published at 5 mins
Denmark 0-0 Australia
Image source, ReutersAustralia initially struggling to get into this one at the moment, forced to defend on the edge of their penalty area.
However, then their first opportunity comes via a quick break downfield and it sees the ball drop to Tom Rogic, but the Celtic man's shot is deflected behind.
Mathew Leckie rises well to meet the corner but can't keep it down and over the bar it goes.
get involved Get Involvedpublished at 13:03 British Summer Time 21 June 2018
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Jodmos: Wonder if Denmark can score from outside the box in a World Cup match for the first time...
It's quite a stat that every single one of Denmark's 28 World Cup goals have come from inside the area. Will it be 29 time lucky?
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Denmark 0-0 Australia
The Christian Eriksen cross is partly cleared, but soon recycled into the box and Werder Bremen's Thomas Delaney meets the cross, but can only steer it wide. An early let-off for the Aussies.
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Denmark 0-0 Australia
Good defending from Mark Milligan, who nods the ball away for a Denmark corner.
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