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Braga 1-3 Sporting CP: Suárez and Zalazar Seal Comfortable Win

Liga Portugal · 10/9/2026

Braga 13 Sporting CP: Suárez and Zalazar Seal Comfortable Win | Liga Portugal Report Sporting CP continued their dominance over Braga with a convincing 31 victory at the Estádio Municipal de Braga. According to Arena Live, goals from Luis Suárez, Rodrigo Zalazar, and a late strike from Zeno Debast sealed a comfortable win for Rui Borges' side. Key Moments: 4' Rui Silva (Own Goal): Braga took a shock early lead when Sporting goalkeeper Rui Silva inadvertently turned the ball into his own net. 66' Luis Suárez: Sporting finally found their rhythm in the second half. Nestory Irankunda provided the assist for Suárez to level the score. 71' Bernardo Fontes (Own Goal): Braga's night went from bad to worse when Fontes scored an own goal to put Sporting ahead. 82' Rodrigo Zalazar: The Argentine midfielder sealed the win, finishing off Geny Catamo's assist to make it 31. 90+2' Zeno Debast: The substitute added a late fourth for Sporting, capping a dominant secondhalf display. Sporting's SecondHalf Blitz: After a sluggish first half, Sporting came out firing in the second. Rui Borges' side dominated possession with 51% and registered 9 shots to Braga's 9, but they were far more clinical, generating 1.50 xG compared to Braga's 0.96. Suárez, Zalazar, and Debast all found the net as Sporting extended their unbeaten record against Braga to five matches. Braga's Frustration: Carlos Vicens' side started brightly and took a shock lead through Rui Silva's own goal. However, they couldn't hold on as Sporting's quality told in the end. Braga remain without a win against Sporting in their last five meetings. Match Details: Competition: Liga Portugal Round 8 Venue: Estádio Municipal de Braga, Braga Referee: João Pinheiro Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Borussia Dortmund 2-2 Werder Bremen: Füllkrug Haunts Former Club

Bundesliga · 10/9/2026

Borussia Dortmund 22 Werder Bremen: Füllkrug Haunts Former Club in Dramatic Draw | Bundesliga Report Borussia Dortmund were held to a dramatic 22 draw by Werder Bremen at SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, with former striker Niclas Füllkrug scoring a stoppagetime equaliser against his old club. According to Arena Live, Dortmund scored twice in five late minutes, only for Bremen to launch a stunning comeback in the dying stages. Key Moments: 80' Daniel Svensson: The defender broke the deadlock, finishing off Fabio Silva's assist to put Dortmund ahead. 85' Nico Schlotterbeck: Dortmund doubled their lead five minutes later, with the centreback heading home Joey Veerman's cross. 88' Ludovit Reis: Bremen pulled one back almost immediately, Reis converting Oscar Wójcik's assist to set up a tense finale. 90+2' Niclas Füllkrug: The former Dortmund striker broke the hosts' hearts, heading home Marco Grüll's cross to level the score and seal a dramatic draw. Dortmund's Collapse: Niko Kovač's side looked to have secured all three points after Svensson and Schlotterbeck struck late. However, defensive lapses allowed Bremen back into the game. Füllkrug's late header — his fourth goal in his last four matches against Dortmund — capped a remarkable comeback. Bremen's Resilience: Werder Bremen, missing eight players through injury, showed incredible character. Despite having just 28% possession, they registered 11 shots and generated 1.13 xG. Füllkrug's late equaliser was just reward for their persistence. Match Details: Competition: Bundesliga Matchday 5 Venue: SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, Dortmund Referee: Christian Dingert Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Argentina 3-0 Benin: Messi Bids Farewell with Goal and Two Assists

International Friendly · 10/6/2026

Argentina 30 Benin: Messi Bids Farewell with Goal and Two Assists | Friendly Report  Lionel Messi brought the curtain down on his international career with an emotional farewell performance, scoring once and providing two assists as Argentina defeated Benin 30 at the Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires. According to Arena Live, the night marked the end of a legendary chapter for both Messi and the Albiceleste. Key Moments: 48' Nicolás Otamendi: Messi's corner was converted by Otamendi, who was also making his final appearance for Argentina, to break the deadlock. 61' Nico Paz: Messi turned provider again, teeing up Nico Paz for a stunning goal. The young midfielder is seen by many as Messi's longterm successor. 77' Lionel Messi (Penalty): After a foul on Giay, Messi stepped up and converted the penalty for his 126th international goal, capping a perfect farewell. 89' Messi Off the Woodwork: Messi nearly added a fourth, but his effort struck the post. He played the full 90 minutes, soaking in every moment. Messi's Farewell: In an emotional postmatch address, Messi said: "I have nothing left but to thank this shirt. I gave everything for Argentina. Over 20 years, even in the hardest moments, I never stopped trying. The national team is the most beautiful thing that has happened in my life." He paid tribute to his teammates, his father, and the fans, adding: "It was an honour to wear this shirt for 21 years. I would have loved to play my whole life, but I know this chapter is over." A Legendary Career: Messi retires with 208 caps and 126 goals for Argentina — both national records. He won the Copa América in 2021 and the World Cup in 2022, cementing his legacy as one of the greatest players of all time. Match Details: Competition: International Friendly Venue: Estadio Monumental, Buenos Aires Referee: Fernando Véjar Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Croatia 1-2 Spain: Merino's Late Double Seals Quarter-Final Spot

UEFA Nations League · 10/6/2026

Croatia 12 Spain: Merino's Late Double Seals QuarterFinal Spot | Nations League Report Spain secured their place in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals with a dramatic 21 comeback victory over Croatia at the Stadion Poljud in Split. According to Arena Live, Mikel Merino came off the bench to score twice, turning the game on its head and proving once again why he is Spain's ultimate supersub. Key Moments: 17' Ivan Perišić: Croatia took a shock lead when Perišić pounced on a rebound after Unai Simón saved Igor Matanović's initial effort. 63' Mikel Merino: Spain finally found a breakthrough when Merino, who had come on for Álex Baena, fired home from inside the box to level the score. 78' Ivan Perišić (Red Card): Croatia's hopes suffered a major blow when Perišić was shown a straight red card for a reckless challenge. 88' Mikel Merino: The Arsenal midfielder completed the comeback, controlling a pass in the box and firing a powerful leftfooted shot into the net to seal the win. Merino's Masterclass: Mikel Merino has made a habit of scoring crucial goals for both Arsenal and Spain, and this was another example of his incredible impact from the bench. His two goals completely changed the game, and his celebration — kissing the Spain flag — showed exactly what it meant to him. Croatia's Brave Battle: Croatia, still reeling from their 70 humiliation against England, came out fighting. They were aggressive, physical, and took the lead through Perišić. However, Perišić's red card proved decisive, and Croatia ran out of steam in the final stages. Spain's Resilience: Spain were not at their best, but they found a way to win. This is the mark of champions. They now advance to the quarterfinals with two games to spare. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 3, Round 4 Venue: Stadion Poljud, Split Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Czechia 0-3 England: Kane Brace Marks Historic Night in Prague

UEFA Nations League · 10/6/2026

Czechia 03 England: Kane Brace Marks Historic Night in Prague | Nations League Report England returned to winning ways with a commanding 30 victory over Czechia in their UEFA Nations League Group A3 clash at the Fortuna Arena in Prague. According to Arena Live, Harry Kane marked his recordequalling 125th cap with two goals, while Vladimír Coufal's own goal set the Three Lions on their way. Key Moments: 27' Vladimír Coufal (Own Goal): England broke the deadlock when Harry Kane's dangerous cross into the sixyard box was turned into his own net by Coufal. 42' Harry Kane: Elliot Anderson made amends for an earlier miss, sending a long pass to Morgan Rogers, who squared for Kane to score his 90th international goal. 57' Harry Kane: The captain grabbed his second of the night, rising highest at the far post to head home Lewis Hall's corner, moving closer to becoming the first England player to reach 100 international goals. 83' Rio Ngumoha Debut: Thomas Tuchel handed a debut to Rio Ngumoha, who came on to experience Wembley for the first time. 89' Kane's Ovation: Kane was substituted to a standing ovation, capping a memorable night in Prague. Kane's Historic Night: Harry Kane equalled Peter Shilton's record of 125 caps for England and marked the occasion with a brace. His two goals move him to 91 for his country, and he now has the chance to break Shilton's record — and potentially reach 100 goals — when England face Croatia at Wembley in November. Czechia's Woes Continue: Czechia's defeat marks their fifth consecutive loss, a first since the country gained independence. They remain rooted to the bottom of Group A3 and face a serious battle to avoid relegation to League B. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 3, Round 4 Venue: Fortuna Arena, Prague Referee: Szymon Marciniak Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Ukraine 1-2 Hungary: Late Csingér Header Stuns Ten-Man Ukraine

UEFA Nations League · 10/5/2026

Ukraine 12 Hungary: Late Csingér Header Stuns TenMan Ukraine | Nations League Report Hungary secured a dramatic 21 victory over Ukraine in their UEFA Nations League Group B2 clash at the CITY ARENA in Trnava, Slovakia. According to Arena Live, a late header from Márk Csingér sealed the win after Ukraine had fought back to level the score. Key Moments: 52' Milán Tóth: Hungary took the lead early in the second half, with Milán Vitális providing the assist for Tóth to finish. 60' Ukraine's Triple Change: Andriy Maldera made three substitutions, bringing on Maksym Khlan, Roman Yaremchuk, and Vladyslav Vanat to spark a comeback. 83' Roman Yaremchuk: The substitute levelled the score, heading home Oleksandr Pikhalyonok's assist to give Ukraine hope. 85' Márk Csingér: Hungary responded almost immediately. Rajmund Tóth's freekick found Csingér, who powered a header past Anatoliy Trubin to restore Hungary's lead. 87' Oleksandr Svatok (Red Card): Ukraine's hopes were dashed when Svatok was shown a straight red card for a professional foul. Hungary's Clinical Edge: Marco Rossi's side were efficient in front of goal, generating 1.29 xG from just 10 shots. Milán Tóth's opener and Csingér's late winner were enough to secure all three points, despite Ukraine enjoying 52% possession. Ukraine's Frustration: Andriy Maldera's side dominated large spells but couldn't find a way through until Yaremchuk's late header. The red card to Svatok ended any hopes of a comeback, leaving Ukraine with just one point from their opening two fixtures. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League B) Group 2, Round 4 Venue: CITY ARENA – Štadión Antona Malatinského, Trnava Referee: Igor Pajač Attendance: 7,910 Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

France 4-1 Belgium: Zidane's Men Stun Red Devils with Late Blitz

UEFA Nations League · 10/5/2026

France 41 Belgium: Zidane's Men Stun Red Devils with Late Blitz | Nations League Report France produced a stunning late comeback to defeat Belgium 41 at the Stade de France, extending Zinedine Zidane's unbeaten start to four matches. According to Arena Live, the hosts were trailing 10 before a devastating final 15 minutes turned the game on its head. Key Moments: 35' Dodi Lukebakio: Belgium stunned the hosts when Roméo Lavia split the French defence, and Lukebakio finished calmly past Guillaume Reste. 60' Triple Substitution: Zidane made three changes, introducing Michael Olise, Rayan Cherki, and Désiré Doué, which changed the game. 77' Désiré Doué: Lucas Dakenia found Doué, who fired into the bottom corner to level the score. 80' Rayan Cherki: The substitute pounced on a loose ball after Olise's shot was saved, putting France ahead. 85' Michael Olise: A stunning team move ended with Olise finishing from close range. 90+3' Michael Olise: Olise grabbed his second and France's fourth, assisted by Doué, to seal the rout. Zidane's Masterstroke: Zinedine Zidane's decision to introduce Olise, Cherki, and Doué in the 60th minute proved decisive. All three substitutes were involved in the goals, with Olise scoring twice and Doué adding another. It was a tactical masterclass from the French legend. Belgium's Collapse: Belgium had defended well for much of the match, with Lukebakio's goal giving them a deserved lead. However, they couldn't cope with France's late surge. Roméo Lavia's booking means he will miss Belgium's next match, adding to their woes. Stats and Standings: France dominated possession with 66% and registered 23 shots to Belgium's 5, generating 2.06 xG compared to Belgium's 0.57. The win keeps France top of Group A1 with 10 points, while Belgium remain third. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 1, Round 4 Venue: Stade de France, SaintDenis Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Romania 0-1 Sweden: Gyökeres Early Strike Settles Tight Contest

UEFA Nations League · 10/5/2026

Romania 01 Sweden: Gyökeres Early Strike Settles Tight Contest | Nations League Report Sweden secured a narrow 10 victory over Romania in their UEFA Nations League Group B4 clash at the Arena Națională in Bucharest. According to Arena Live, Viktor Gyökeres' early goal proved decisive as Graham Potter's side ground out a hardfought win. Key Moments: 13' Viktor Gyökeres: The Arsenal striker opened the scoring early, latching onto Sebastian Nanasi's assist and firing past Ottó Hindrich. 45' Nicușor Bancu (Yellow Card): A booking for the Romanian defender just before the break. 46' Romania Substitution: The hosts made a change at halftime, bringing on Luis Nael Eneast for Bancu. 54' Sweden Double Change: Graham Potter introduced Hugo Larsson and Daniel Svensson to freshen up his side. 82' Valentin Mihăilă (Yellow Card): A late booking for Romania as frustrations grew. Gyökeres' Decisive Moment: Viktor Gyökeres continued his impressive scoring form, netting his fourth goal in as many Nations League matches. The Arsenal striker's early finish proved enough to separate the two sides, and he remains Sweden's most potent attacking threat. Romania's Frustration: Romania, missing the suspended Radu Drăgușin and Virgil Ghiță, struggled to break down a resilient Swedish defence. They managed just 3 shots on target and rarely tested Viktor Johansson in the Swedish goal. The defeat leaves them with work to do in Group B4. Sweden's Defensive Solidity: Despite missing several key players through injury, Sweden defended resolutely. Victor Nilsson Lindelöf and Eric Smith were excellent at the back, while Johansson kept a clean sheet. The win keeps Sweden in contention for promotion. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League B) Group 4, Round 4 Venue: Arena Națională, Bucharest Referee: Erkan Özdamar Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Bosnia and Herzegovina 1-0 Poland: Basic Penalty Seals Famous Win

UEFA Nations League · 10/5/2026

Bosnia and Herzegovina 10 Poland: Basic Penalty Seals Famous Win | Nations League Report Bosnia and Herzegovina secured a historic 10 victory over Poland in their UEFA Nations League Group B4 clash at the Stadion Bilino Polje in Zenica. According to Arena Live, Ivan Bašić's secondhalf penalty was enough to give Sergej Barbarez's side a memorable win over a Poland team missing the suspended Robert Lewandowski. Key Moments: 32' Armin Gigović (Yellow Card): The Bosnian midfielder was booked for a foul. 42' Ermedin Demirović (Yellow Card): Another booking for the hosts just before halftime. 84' Ivan Bašić (Penalty): The decisive moment arrived when Bosnia were awarded a penalty. Bašić stepped up and converted calmly to give his side the lead. 90+4' Norbert Wojtuszek (Yellow Card): A late booking for the Polish defender as tensions flared. Bosnia's Historic Win: This was Bosnia and Herzegovina's firstever victory over Poland, and it came at the perfect time. Ivan Bašić's composure from the spot proved decisive, while the defence held firm to deny Poland an equaliser. The win moves Bosnia up to four points in Group B4. Poland's Struggles Without Lewandowski: Poland, missing the suspended Robert Lewandowski, lacked a cutting edge in front of goal. They dominated possession with 56% and registered 10 shots to Bosnia's 9, but couldn't find a way past Martin Zlomislić. The defeat leaves Poland with six points, still in contention for promotion but with work to do. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League B) Group 4, Round 4 Venue: Stadion Bilino Polje, Zenica Referee: Jérémie Pignard Attendance: 11,700 Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Italy 3-1 Turkey: Calafiori's First Goal Caps Another Dominant Win

UEFA Nations League · 10/5/2026

Italy 31 Turkey: Calafiori's First Goal Caps Another Dominant Win | Nations League Report Italy continued their impressive revival under Roberto Mancini with a commanding 31 victory over Turkey at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in Bologna. According to Arena Live, Riccardo Calafiori's first international goal helped the Azzurri secure a second consecutive win over Vincenzo Montella's struggling side. Key Moments: 23' Gianluca Scamacca: After having a goal disallowed for offside, Scamacca opened the scoring with a stunning volley from close range, converting Giovanni Di Lorenzo's cross. Arda Şimşir (Turkey): Turkey equalised against the run of play through Şimşir, who finished off a clever team move involving Zeki Çelik and Aral Şimşir. 63' Riccardo Calafiori: The Arsenal defender, on as a substitute, restored Italy's lead with a looping header from Nicolò Barella's freekick. His first international goal was a moment to remember. 88' Pio Esposito: Italy sealed the win late on when Esposito pounced on a loose ball after Isak Hien's shot was blocked, tapping home from close range. Mancini's Masterstroke: Roberto Mancini made nine changes to his starting lineup, keeping only Alessandro Bastoni from the previous match. The rotation paid off, with Scamacca, Calafiori, and Esposito all finding the net. Italy have now won backtoback matches and sit second in Group A1 with seven points. Turkey's Crisis Deepens: Vincenzo Montella's Turkey remain rooted to the bottom of Group A1 without a single point. Missing key players like Hakan Çalhanoğlu, Kenan Yıldız, and Arda Güler, they showed fight but lacked the quality to match Italy. Montella's position is now under serious threat. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 1, Round 4 Venue: Stadio Renato Dall'Ara, Bologna Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.

Greece 0-0 Germany: Wasteful Germans Held in Thessaloniki

UEFA Nations League · 10/4/2026

Greece 00 Germany: Wasteful Germans Held in Thessaloniki | Nations League Report Germany were held to a frustrating 00 draw by Greece in their UEFA Nations League Group A2 clash at the Toumba Stadium in Thessaloniki. According to Arena Live, despite dominating possession and creating numerous chances, Jürgen Klopp's side couldn't find a way through a resilient Greek defence. Key Moments: 22' Schade Shot: Lennart Schade tested the Greek goalkeeper with a powerful effort. 32' Burkardt Goal Disallowed: Jonathan Burkardt thought he had scored, but the goal was ruled out for a handball by Tom Bischof in the buildup. 43' Wirtz Header: Florian Wirtz's header hit Burkardt and went wide, summing up Germany's frustration. 56' Trew Chance: Philipp Trew opted to pass instead of shoot in a great position, wasting a golden opportunity. 63' Urbig Save: Jonas Urbig produced a stunning save to deny Georgios Masouras' header. 86' Trew Miss: Trew hesitated again in front of goal, failing to convert a late chance. Germany's Wastefulness: Germany controlled the game with 86% possession and registered 13 shots to Greece's 1 in the first half alone, but they couldn't find the back of the net. Florian Wirtz was at the heart of everything, while Derry Scherhant caused problems down the left. However, poor decisionmaking and bad luck in front of goal proved costly. Greece's Defensive Resilience: Ivan Jovanović's Greece, who had beaten Germany 10 in their previous meeting, executed a perfect defensive game plan. They sat deep, absorbed pressure, and looked to hit on the counter. Goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis was excellent, and the defence held firm to secure a valuable point. Group A2 Standings: The draw leaves Greece top of Group A2 with seven points, while Germany remain third with four. The Netherlands are second with five points. Germany now face a crucial doubleheader against Serbia and the Netherlands in November, and Klopp will be hoping for a muchimproved performance. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 2, Round 4 Venue: Toumba Stadium, Thessaloniki Match coverage on Arena Live: Follow live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league around the world. Our realtime stats powered by top data providers keep you updated on possession, shots, expected goals, and momentum swings throughout the match. TV and streaming info: Find out where to watch every match live, with full channel listings and streaming availability updated in real time. Live standings: Track league tables, group positions, and tournament progress as they happen, so you never lose sight of the bigger picture. Live odds and insights: Follow match favorites, prematch predictions, and inplay momentum shifts to stay one step ahead of the game. Commentary and ticker: Rich text commentary for every major match, so you can follow the action even when you can't watch the screen. All of these features make Arena Live the best way to follow Greece vs Germany, whether you're checking live scores or diving into detailed stats. Arena Live also covers every team and competition worldwide, with fixtures, results, and squad information available on every team page. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app to get instant notifications, live scores, and full match coverage, so you never miss a moment.

Wales 0-1 Denmark: Højlund Penalty Punishes Ward Blunder

UEFA Nations League · 10/4/2026

Wales 01 Denmark: Højlund Penalty Punishes Ward Blunder | Nations League Report Denmark returned to winning ways with a 10 victory over Wales at the Cardiff City Stadium, thanks to a late Rasmus Højlund penalty. According to Arena Live, a costly mistake from goalkeeper Danny Ward proved decisive as Brian Riemer's side kept themselves in the hunt at the top of Group A4. Key Moments: 73' Danny Ward's Error: The Wales goalkeeper attempted to play out from the back but gifted possession to Gustav Isaksen. Ward rushed out to recover and collided with the Danish attacker, prompting a VAR review and a penalty. 74' Rasmus Højlund: The Manchester United striker stepped up and sent Ward the wrong way, slotting the ball into the opposite corner for the only goal of the game. Defensive Solidity: Denmark's defence held firm in the closing stages, denying Wales any chance of an equaliser despite late pressure. Ward's Nightmare: Danny Ward had been Wales' hero earlier in the match, denying Højlund with a smart save and producing a stunning stop to tip Isaksen's header onto the post. However, his error in the 73rd minute undid all that hard work and handed Denmark the win. Wales' Frustration: Craig Bellamy's side struggled to create clear chances throughout. Liam Cullen and Sorba Thomas worked hard, but Wales managed just one shot on target all game. The defeat leaves them with work to do in Group A4. Denmark's Response: After their 21 defeat to Portugal, Denmark needed a response and got it. Højlund's composure from the spot and a solid defensive display secured a valuable three points on the road. Match Details: Competition: UEFA Nations League (League A) Group 4, Round 4 Venue: Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff Referee: Irfan Peljto Attendance: 25,108 Match coverage on Arena Live: Live scores, key moments, and indepth match reports from every major league. Realtime stats, standings, and commentary — all in one place. Arena Live is available on the web and as a free app for iOS, Android, and Windows. Install the app for instant notifications and full match coverage.