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Road to Qatar 2022

Denmark were amongst the standout sides in UEFA qualifying for the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022.

Kasper Hjulmand's side could not have asked for a better start to Group F, winning their first eight matches without conceding a single goal. Surprisingly, it was the lowly-ranked Faroe Islands who ended Denmark's perfect record with a last-minute consolation goal during the Dane's 3-1 victory in Matchday 9.

With the pressure off and Denmark's spot in the World Cup secured, Hjulmand's men succumbed to a 2-0 defeat against Scotland in their final Group F clash. Despite that disappointment, confidence will be high in the Danish camp ahead of the tournament.

History at the World Cup

1986 - Round of 16

1998 - Quarter-finals

2002 - Round of 16

2010 - Group stage

2018 - Round of 16

Player to watch

Christian Eriksen's mere presence at the World Cup is nothing short of a "miracle" in his own words. The Danish playmaker "died for five minutes" after collapsing on the pitch following a cardiac arrest at Euro 2020. He was fitted with a defibrillator but Italian rules prevented him from playing again with Inter Milan. Eriksen returned to action after eight months out with Brentford, where his displays earned him a move to Manchester United. The 30-year-old has been a regular for Erik ten Hag this season and will be appearing at his third World Cup.

Group fixtures

November 22: Denmark v Tunisia - Education City Stadium
November 26: France v Denmark - Stadium 974
November 30: Australia v Denmark - Al Janoub Stadium 

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