In the UEFA European Championship qualifying match, Denmark defeated Kazakhstan 3-1 at home, with Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund of Manchester United starting the game.

In Group H, where they are in second place and only behind Slovenia on goal differential, the Danes have won five of their seven games, thanks in large part to the crucial roles played by both Reds throughout the goals.

Eriksen’s free kick served as the game’s starting point. Joachim Andersen nodded Eriksen’s soaring free-kick into the goal scorer’s path, and Wind turned and cushioned the ball into the net.

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However, Hojlund gave Robert Skov great help to make it two. Joachim Andersen nodded Eriksen’s soaring free-kick into the goal scorer’s path, and Wind turned and cushioned the ball into the net.

Skov completed his brace in the second half, thanks to a sublime Eriksen pass, as Denmark ran rampant in Copenhagen. Eriksen executed a sublime pass over the opposing backline to his onrushing teammate, who edged ahead of his defender before burying the ball in the back of the net.

Defender Jonny Evans led Northern Ireland to a 3-0 victory over San Marino in Belfast while he was away on international duty.

Our number 35 played for sixty-three minutes before taking a break as part of a triple substitution, which put his country ahead by two goals at that time.

In the meantime, Reds midfielder Sofyan Amrabat was not engaged in Morocco’s late comeback to equalize against Ivory Coast in a 1-1 match.