Denmark Vs. France Play Out First 0-0 At The 2018 World Cup

Why do good things come to an end?!

The 2018 World Cup went a record 27 matches without a goalless draw last week following Eden Hazard's penalty against Tunisia.

Games continued to flow without a 0-0 scoreline, until today.

Denmark and France played out the first 0-0 of the 2018 World Cup with both teams securing passage to the next round.

There were goals, though, in the other Group C match as Peru beat Australia 2-0.

Meanwhile, France and Denmark secure spots in the knockout stage, with 'Les Bleus' finishing top.

Didier Deschamps' side will take on the runners-up from Group D which could be Argentina, while Denmark will most likely be paired with Croatia.

Antoine Griezmann in action. Image: PA

Denmark vs. France wasn't a classic. No one enjoyed it. Here's some reaction from social media:

Next up; the two remaining games from the aforementioned Group D (7 pm kick-off BST).

Nigeria vs. Argentina and Iceland vs. Croatia.

Who's going through? Let us know your prediction.

Topics: Football News, Football, Denmark, World Cup, France

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