Danes take drastic action in row ahead of Nations League opener

Former Arsenal midfielder John Jensen will take charge of Denmark’s Uefa Nations League opener against Wales after the row which has rocked Danish football took an extraordinary twist.

Danes take drastic action in row ahead of Nations League opener
Wed, 05 Sep, 2018 - 05:30

By Phil Blanche

Former Arsenal midfielder John Jensen will take charge of Denmark’s Uefa Nations League opener against Wales after the row which has rocked Danish football took an extraordinary twist.

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