Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

This is far too serious now.

The Danish players are in tears. This is really tough to watch.

We don't know what's happened really but he was being resuscitated a few minutes ago.

The TV cameras aren't showing that bit of the pitch now.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The stadium is in total shock.

The referee is talking to the Danish manager now.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The medical staff are doing everything they can.

The Danish players all look distraught. They're all standing around Christian Eriksen - looking away - so he can get this treatment in some privacy.

Fans are in tears in the crowd.

The medical staff appear to be performing CPR on Christian Eriksen.

Some of Denmark's players have their heads in their hands. Martin Braithwaite appears to be praying and Kasper Schmeichel is biting his hand.

Very concerning. I just saw a replay and Christian Eriksen collapsed as a throw-in was taken towards him.

The players around him immediately called for the medical staff to come on and the referee blew the whistle to stop play.

This looks concerning. Christian Eriksen has just collapsed I think. Something is wrong. The physios rush on.

Jonas Wind throws himself at a cross but his header rolls towards the Finland keeper.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on BBC One

They're dealing with Denmark very well at the moment, Finland.

They'll be encouraged by this. They just need to fashion a chance for Teemu Pukki.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

As every minute goes by for the Finns, they grow more in belief and think 'if we can just get to half time'...

For the Danes, it's actually a bit of a concern now because they are not making clear-cut chances.

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Teemu Pukki gives the ball away to Christian Eriksen on the halfway line and the Dane instantly hits a through ball which runs through to the keeper.

You'd expect better from both players.

Pat Nevin
Former Chelsea and Scotland winger on BBC Radio 5 Live

The stop-start nature of the game has helped the Finns out a little bit. They are not throwing themselves down to make the game bitty on purpose, but it is working for them.

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Attack, attack, attack.

Jonas Wind has a little sniff at goal as he gets the ball in the box but his shot is blocked. Christian Eriksen then whips a nice cross in, cleared.

Talk about opposite ends of the scale.

Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel (left) has only touched the ball twice so far under pretty much no pressure. His Finnish counterpart Lukas Hradecky(right), has had 20.

Only Daniel O'Shaughnessy (24) has had more touches for Finland than his goalkeeper.

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Daniel O'Shaughnessy is back on.

We're gong to have quite a bit of stoppage time in 10 minutes.

Daniel O'Shaughnessy seemed to run into a player there as he helped to clear that corner and is in some pain.

Another Finland player is down injured...

Christian Eriksen's corner is headed back out to him and as Eriksen gets ready to put another cross in, the referee blows his whistle so Daniel O'Shaughnessy, holding his head, can get treatment.