Denmark showed their dominance on the pitch with a resounding 6-0 victory over Belarus in their 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifier match. The match, held in Hungary, saw Denmark take control early and never relinquish their lead.
Denmark's Attacking Prowess on Full Display
The goals came from a variety of sources, highlighting Denmark's strength in depth. Froholdt opened the scoring, followed by a brace from Hojlund and another two goals from Dorgu. Dreyer also chipped in with a goal, completing the rout. Belarus struggled to contain the Danish attack, with their goalkeeper often the only thing standing between them and an even bigger defeat.
Belarus attempted to make changes to stem the tide, introducing Lisakovich and Kuchko for Ebong and Pigas. However, these substitutions had little impact on the game's flow. Denmark continued to press forward, creating numerous chances.
Key Moments and Controversies
A penalty was initially awarded to Denmark after a foul in the box, but VAR intervened, and the decision was overturned. Eriksen also had a good chance, but his shot was saved by the Belarus goalkeeper. Wind, who came on as a substitute, played a crucial role in setting up Dreyer's goal, making it 6-0.
Overall, it was a dominant performance from Denmark, showcasing their attacking talent and solid defense. Belarus will need to regroup and improve significantly if they hope to qualify for the World Cup.
- Froholdt opened the scoring
- Hojlund scored two goals
- Dorgu also scored two goals
- Dreyer completed the scoring with one goal