Denmark coach Lars Sondergaard has labelled Australia’s rout of Canada as “perfect”, but he’s confident his team boast the weapons to beat a Matildas side boosted by the return of Sam Kerr.
World No.13 Denmark secured their passage to the round of 16 of a Women’s World Cup for the first time since 1995 with a 2-0 group stage win over Haiti in Perth on Tuesday night.
By finishing runners-up in Group D behind England, Denmark will now have to take on the might of the Matildas and a sellout crowd of around 80,000 fans at Stadium Australia in Sydney on Monday.
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