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Peep!

We go in goalless at the break.

Katrine Veje tries a Zinedine Zidane Champions League final style volley.

But the Dane's effort loops harmlessly over the bar. Finland are in no rush to take the goal kick.

Both sides look content to go in level at the break.

Two minutes are added on.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC TV

I’m disappointed in the Danish front three in this first half.

Really talented players but they don’t look like they play as a team up there.

Very few times have they been able to link together and if they can get that I think they could make chances.

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Three minutes left of the first half plus stoppages.

We're still missing that one moment of magic from both teams.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

It’s very static from Finland and that’s a problem.

It’s a static 4-4-2 shape and that’s going to make it difficult to retain possession and certainly to carve out chances in this game.

Much better from Finland who get plenty of joy down the right.

Essi Sainio feeds in right-back Emma Koivisto who, with defenders backing off, takes a curling shot on her left foot which drops narrowly wide of the far post.

Close.

Finland are without a win in their last six Euros matches (D2 L4) since beating Denmark and the Netherlands in successive 2009 group stage fixtures.

They've been second-best today but are importantly still in the game.

Of all Denmark's chances, Nadia Nadim's effort in the 12th minute was the closest they've come to a goal.

Tinja-Riikka Korpela's save almost happened in slow motion.

And another!

Katrine Veje is the latest to have a go, forcing a smart diving save from Korpela.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

Denmark are starting to knock on the door.

They just need that one good chance.

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Three big chances in five minutes!

Denmark again have an opening as Pernille Harder sprints round the final defender although her touch is too heavy and Finland goalkeeper Tinja-Riikka Korpela dives on the ball.

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

Signe Bruun travels far too far and gets to a point where the pass isn’t on.

She was always leaning back and didn't look comfortable.

And again Denmark go close as wing-back Sara Thrige gets in behind although her cross looking for Pernille Harder is too close to the keeper and easily claimed.

That's better as Signe Bruun has a go with Finnish defenders backing off.

It's never troubling the goalkeeper but it's a sign of better intent. Both sides know this is a must-win match if they want to stay in the competition.

Since this tweet from my colleagues five minutes ago our 'frantic' match has gone flat.

Curse of the admin!

Scott Booth
Former Birmingham City manager on BBC Two

Good play from Finland. They moved the ball forward quickly and Denmark got caught with just three at the back.

The shot wasn’t what was desired. A challenge came in that didn’t make it easy.

A bit of positivity from Finland.

Another Finland chance.

Sanni Franssi tries to flick the ball over the top to Emmi Alanen running in behind, but the play is stopped by a late offside flag.

It's a much more even game now.

Finland win the ball back and break forward to huge cheers from the crowd.

The moves comes to quick end though as Eveliina Summanen has a go from distance but shoots harmlessly wide.

More applause from the supporters, there's plenty of people cheering on the underdogs in Milton Keynes.

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Denmark are happy controlling things. Janni Thomsen fires in a low cross for the Danes but can't beat the first defender.

They're just lacking a spark right now.