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World Cup: Tunisia hold Denmark to goalless draw
The best chance of the game fell to Denmark substitute Cornelius who wasted a golden opportunity to win the game for his side.
Denmark opened their World Cup campaign with a 0-0 draw against Tunisia in Group D on Tuesday in the ongoing 2022 World Cup in Qatar.With 62% ball possession overall, Denmark were the better side overall although it was a balanced game. Tunisia, who had 13 shots compared to Denmark’s 11, held their own and were deserving of the draw.
The best chance of the game fell to Denmark substitute Cornelius who wasted a golden opportunity to win the game for his side.
Christian Eriksen started his first match at a major tournament since his harrowing on-pitch collapse at the European Championship last year but was unable to provide the spark his side needed.
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