Denmark
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Spectators : 35369
05.09.2025, 21:45
Denmark: 1. Schmeichel - 2. Andersen J., 6. Christensen A., 13. Kristensen R. - 5. Maehle - 14. Damsgaard M., 20. Biereth (Höjlund R., 74), 21. Hjulmand, 23. Hojbjerg - 19. Dreyer A. (Froholdt, 74) - 12. Dolberg (Gronbaek, 61)
Substitution: Gronbaek (from 61); Froholdt (from 74); Höjlund R. (from 74)
Bench: 16. Hermansen, 22. Jörgensen F. - 3. Vestergaard, 4. Hogsberg, 17. Dorgu, 18. Gaaei - 7. O`Riley, 11. Skov Olsen - 8. Osula
Yellow Cards: Hojbjerg 4; Andersen J. 85; Froholdt 90
Scotland: 1. Gunn - 2. Hickey (Johnston Max, 70), 3. Robertson A., 5. Hanley G., 15. Souttar - 4. McTominay, 7. McGinn J., 19. Ferguson L. - 9. Dykes (Doak, 83), 10. Adams C. (Hirst, 83), 11. Christie (McLean, 83)
Substitution: Johnston Max (from 70); McLean (from 83); Doak (from 83); Hirst (from 83)
Bench: 12. Kelly L., 21. Clark Z. - 6. Doig, 13. Hendry J., 16. McKenna S. - 8. Gilmour B. - 14. Miller L. - 20. Bowie
Yellow Cards: Hickey 36; Christie 44; Ferguson L. 58; Johnston Max 71; Adams C. 77
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