Horror film. Nail-biting. Nerve-racking. Crazy!!!!

How can the Danish WORLD cup-bang on France described, and now hold up for a battle.

Denmark was in front almost all the time, and when it was most important. Finally.

the French were cynical and put out of the WORLD cup-the darkness, while Denmark booked a place in the mellemrunden. What a battle. What a Danish performance. It was totally crazy!

What a triumph for Klavs Bruun Jørgensen's crew. ‘It is a carrot,’ said Sarah Iversen to knock France out. And the hapsede the Danish national team in one big bite. An important victory, not just give a crazy boost to mellemrunden. It has also tyret talk about Klavs Bruun's future beyond the sidelines for a while. Denmark is in the mellemrunden, which means that waiting three bang against Norway, the Netherlands and Serbia. One is tempted of course to say that they can beat verdensmestrene, they can beat everyone. It is probably not quite so simple, but it's probably the feeling that bubbles in the players right now. A little early christmas present to Santa Klavs and co.

She was the big drillenisse in triumph, where she once again fiddled the brightness of the frustrated French stars, as she parked the sled in front of the box. Sandra Toft hev many important rescues of its julesæk, and there was no early gifts to the French people during the målvogterens woodwork. Along with a strong defense was closed well, and the style just need to continue in mellemrunden. It is one of the major keys to make a good figure. Can Denmark keep it level, it looks good for the next few matches, there also will not be easy.

Where is it?
Calm from the start of the fighting. In several battles at this year's WORLD cup is Denmark started bad, and against France it was really the same image. It was messy - but also from the blue. Denmark made several mistakes in the offensive. The error, which has been so much talk of the last days. They should be gone, and who need a little more ice in the stomach from the start. It is something that needs to be worked on, both now and in the future for the team, however, was something completely different to look at than the team that played out of the playing field at the european championships last year. It was far more equal - indeed, better - against a French team that seemed shivering nervously. Biggest profiles in the squad was beside herself, and Denmark should have led higher by the break. It is, however, enough whistling don't care right now!