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Qatar 2022: Tunisia Hold Denmark To 0-0 Stalemate As Eriksen Makes Major Tournament Return

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Christian Eriksen made his major tournament return 18 months after suffering a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020 – but his side, Denmark, were held to a frustrating 0-0 draw by Tunisia in Group D after some late VAR drama.

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The Danes, semi-finalists at the European Championships, saw their World Cup begin in stop-start fashion as Eriksen was denied by goalkeeper Aymen Dahmen while substitute Andreas Cornelius hit the post from a yard with the best chance of the match.

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Tunisia impressed with their combative style, particularly in the first half, and saw Issam Jebali’s goal ruled out for offside infraction before the striker forced a brilliant save from Kasper Schmeichel.

 

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Denmark had a goal ruled out themselves when Andreas Skov Olsen found the bottom corner 10 minutes after the break and in injury time referee Cesar Ramos didn’t award a penalty after checking the VAR monitor following a potential handball from Tunisia’s Yassine Meriah.

 

Tunisia and Denmark have a point each in Group D with France set to take on Australia tonight at 7pm.

 

Denmark next face Trophy holders France on Saturday, kick-off 4pm, while Tunisia will play Australia earlier that day at 10am.

 

The winners of Group D will face the runner-up from Group C, containing Argentina, Mexico, Poland and Saudi Arabia. The runner-up in Group D will face the winners of Group C.

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