Froholdt tips the balance in Denmark's win over Greece | OneFootball

In his first game as a starter for the Danish national team, Victor Froholdt confirmed the positive signs he has been showing this season at FC Porto. With remarkable dynamism "tilting" the field towards the Greek area, the midfielder was one of the best in a fully deserved 3-0 victory that the Nordics pulled off in Piraeus.

Of the five representatives of the Portuguese championship on the field, Froholdt was the most impressive, although Hjulmand (Sporting) was the usual pendulum in the midfield of Denmark. The performance of Greece was, on the whole, disappointing, with the defeat also affecting Sporting's Vaggianidis (starter) and Ioannidis (used substitute), as well as Benfica's Pavlidis, also in the starting eleven. The latter, despite the difficulties, was one of the most active for the Hellenics.

The first goal came from Damsgaard, still in the first half (32'), in a curved shot after a loss of ball from a Greek defender who tried to play out and failed the feint (badly). Before that (29'), Froholdt had almost opened the scoring with a cross shot just wide, and at 38' he tried again in the area with an acrobatic feint between two defenders that almost resulted in a goal. Christensen made it 2-0 at 62' in an individual play, and at 81', Hojlund closed the accounts in an easy rebound, after Patrick Dorgu's shot hit the post.

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