Schmetichel reveals the brutal threat that U. EFA did to Denmark if it didn't continue the match

While the midfielder received medical treatment at the Parken Stadium, everyone was fearing the worst.

The completion of the match or the continuation simply could not be further away from the minds of all who were watching it, the Periscope broadcast.

Justice Anthony Taylor allowed players to return to the strip store until Eriksen was rushed to the hospital.

But after news of Ericksen's stable, UEFA confirmed that the match would continue, 90 minutes after it stopped.

While it was fantastic that Ericksen was fine, of course the Danish players must have felt they weren't in the right shape to play soccer, for they saw a fellow player almost dying in front of their eyes.

The Danishs deserved praise for continuing the match, which was lost by 1-0, but it seems they had no choice.

Peter Schmetichel found Denmark had three options and one of them was to lose the 3-0 game on the table.

” They said the players insisted on playing. I know that's not true,” said the legendary ex-porter.

They had three options. One was to play right away and perform the remaining 50 minutes.

The other” was to play yesterday and finish the remaining 50 minutes.

” and the third option was to lose the 3-0 meeting.

So think for yourself. Was the player's desire to play? Did they really have a choice? I don't think they did. As you may have heard from yesterday's press conference, the coach has seriously regretted turning football players into the field.” /Periscope. com/