Danish manager: We don't need to practise penalties

Danish defender Andreas Bjelland has promised that the visitors will not lack for fight if tomorrow's World Cup play-off second leg against the Republic of Ireland boils down to the final minutes or extra-time, writes Brendan O’Brien.

Mon, 13 Nov, 2017 - 17:59

By Brendan O'Brien

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Courts Soccer World Cup 2018 Place: Aviva Stadium Place: Copenhagen Person: Andreas Bjelland Person: Brendan O’Brien Person: Brendan O'Brien Person: David Meyler Person: Age Person: Hareide Event: World Cup Organisation: Republic of Ireland Organisation: Irish Organisation: Brentford Organisation: Norwegian Organisation: Ireland

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