Crime and punishment, Kosovo releases victory at the end of the match. [ VIDEOS]

Before the match, a statement by Danish coach Hareide made "boom" in Kosovo media, where he described the match to Kosovo as merely a drill.

But inside the field Kosovo showed its strength, even though it failed to win the match.

Bernard Challande's team began the match quite well with the cases of Arben Zenelli of Bersant Celine before Vedat Muriqi missed a good chance to get to the upper hand.

In the first 45 minutes, Denmark had only one case through striker Nicolai Jorgensen, who fortunately slipped in the last few moments.

The best moment in the first part was when Besar Halim was exploited by defender Amir Candman (42) when he beat the goalkeeper Schmelichel with a blow.

Once the second part started, the guest coach started running the best players in the game he considered a drill.

Edon Zegrov lost the ball right next to Kosovo's defence, while a Heroid Shala slide caused the penalty for guests, which Christian Ericksen (6350) turned into a goal.

The joy of the draw goal lasted only three minutes, as the combination between Arber Zenel and Bersant Celines (66ʹ), with the latter sealing by a deceptive movement, 2-1 and gave a great victory to Kosovo, which can freely be considered one of the most frightening nations.

Denmark's all he did to the end was mark the draw goal by Hoybjerg (9050), which again scored after a carelessness at the defanzi stage of the dealtardians.

This match will now serve sufficient motivation for Monday's face-up to Bulgaria, which is played for the Euro 2020 qualifications at the Fadil Vokriı. /Periscopi/