Denmark and Tunisia drew 0-0 in the first match of the fourth group of the World Cup. The match had a good pace and excellent phases. Both teams scored one goal each, which was not taken into account.

Usually, the hosts threatened for the first time in the 3rd minute, but Msakni’s shot hit the opponent’s body. Draeger’s kick in the 11th minute after a corner kick had the same outcome.

There were few good moments in the first half hour of the match for both teams. In the 24th minute, Djebali scored a goal in favor of Tunisia, but the goal was not counted due to offside. The Danes could not find open places and threaten.

In the 33rd minute, Hoiberg shot from outside the penalty area, but Damen blocked. In the 39th minute, the Kadri team threatened again, and in the 42nd minute, Djebali missed a unique opportunity when Schmeichel saved his kick for a corner.

The same picture was in the second half. Tunisia were eager to score, and the Danes began to gain yards from 55 feet onwards. At this point, Olsen scored, but his goal was not counted.

In the 69th minute, Eriksen shot, and Damen saved the kick for a corner. Shortly thereafter, a post appeared on Yulman’s side after Cornelius’ headline.

In the 76th minute, Jensen shot from the right, but his shot missed the target. For the remainder of the match, both teams were cautious, with Denmark holding the initiative but not threatening.

Denmark (Yulman): Schmeichel, Andersen, Kerr (Jensen, 65), Andreas Christensen, Rasmus Christensen, Heuberg, Delaney (Damsgaard, 45+1), Eriksen, Mele, Skov Olsen (Lindström, 65), Dolberg (Cornelius, 65).

Tunisia (Country): Damen, Talbi, Bron, Meria, Draeger (Keshrida, 88), Abdi, Shiri, Laiduni (Sassi, 88), Msakni (Maybri, 80), Ben Silman (Sleetee, 67), Jebali (Kenisi, 80).