Denmark vs Tunisia live score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Entertaining game ends in a goalless draw

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Saudi Arabia beating Argentina, Denmark struggling against Tunisia, England playing decent football

This is truly a strange World Cup
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Denmark and Tunisia combined for 24 shots across the whole game. Only the Netherlands and Senegal (25) combined for more.

Most exciting 0-0 in a long time. 💥 pic.twitter.com/1MHIJsFlRW
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A couple of tweets before we end this.

FULL-TIME! Denmark 0 Tunisia 0. A thoroughly entertaining game but both sides couldn't find the goal. Schmeichel made a good save in the first half and Denmark hit the post in the second. Both sides very good value for a point each.

A VAR check for a possible handball inside the box but the referee sees it in the monitor and is happy that he rules in favor of Tunisia. No penalty and it came from a crowd of players. Fair enough.

Jesper Lindstrom almost wins it for Denmark but his shot is pawed away by Aymen Dahmen.

Just 5 minutes of added time for this game.

Can either side grab a late winner?

Mathias Jensen is shown a YELLOW CARD!

And at the other end Tunisia break but the chance goes as Denmark clear. It really is end to end now.

WHAT A MISS! Andreas Christensen rises high and heads it across goal and Andreas Cornelius at the far post nods it on to the post. That should have been 1-0.

Aymen Dahmen again called into action and he pulls off a fine stop to deny Denmark the opening goal.

Mikkel Damsgaard crosses from the left but Kasper Dolberg does not get his neck muscles straining enough to direct it on target. A good chance that for Denmark.

Denmark score but it's ruled out for offside. Skov Olsen slots in, but there’s an offside on the play.

Aissa Laidouni is in but instead of going all the way he opts to cross with a 2 on 2 situation but it hits a defender and goes out. What a chance that was

Second half starts.

HALF-TIME! Denmark 0 Tunisia 0. The best chance in the half fell to Tunisia but Schmeichel was there to paw it away. Tunisia looking dangerous on the counter but Denmark it is who have the possession for the majority of the game.

And then from the resulting corner, Schmeichel punches away and with him out of his goal, the shot from outside the box flies over.

Kasper Schmeichel with big hands to thwart a certain goal as the forward bears down on his goal. Issam Jebali the man for Tunisia with the effort.

Good play down the right from Denmark but Pierre Hojbjerg can't get there in time and the chance goes.

Pierre Hojbjerg lets fly a shot from outside the box but it's straight at Aymen Dahmen.

End to end stuff now as both sides go for it but still no breakthrough.

Issam Jebali of Tunisia has the ball in the net but he's offside.

The game's only chance falls to Tunisia's Mohamed Drager whose shot deflects off a Danish defender and loops just wide of the goal.

STAT courtesy of the BBC: This will be Tunisia's sixth appearance at the FIFA World Cup – they have never progressed past the group stages. Tunisia were the first African nation to win a match at the FIFA World Cup, beating Mexico 3-1 in 1978.

Early stages and it is Tunisia who have started on the front foot.

KICK-OFF!

Fasten your seatbelts, ladies and gentlemen. We're just minutes away from kick-off at the Education City Stadium in Qatar!

With reigning champions France going into Group D as favorites, Denmark will look to get three points on the board and put pressure on Didier Deschamps' side, who will be in action later today against Australia. On the other hand, Tunisia will look to ruffle a few feathers and show that they aren't here just to make up the numbers.

As Denmark look to make their presence felt on the grandest stage again, all eyes will be on Christian Eriksen after what happened at the European Championships last year. He has enjoyed a good start to his career as a Manchester United player and will undoubtedly be Denmark's danger man.

Official Tunisia XI:

Dahmen, Montassar, Yassine, Bronn, Laidouni, Skhiri, Mohamed, Abdi, Youssef, Jebali, Anis

Official Denmark XI:

Kasper Schmeichel, Jochim Andersen, Simon Kjaer, Andreas Christensen, Jochim Maehle, Thomas Delaney, Christian Eriksen, Rasmus Kristensen, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, Skov Olsen, Kasper Dolberg

Tunisia finished third in their Group during the 2018 World Cup in Russia. The 'Eagles of Carthage' started off with a win against Panama but suffered expected defeats to Belgium and England.

Jalel Kadri's side will be hoping they can at least get a point against Denmark, but it could prove a daunting task.

Kasper Hjulmand's Denmark were mightily impressive in the UEFA Nations League earlier this year. They finished second in Group 1 of League A after securing two brilliant wins over reigning champions France.

In the end, they finished just a point behind leaders Croatia, scoring the most number of goals in the group.

FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS - Group D is set for kick-off in the 2022 FIFA World Cup today with Denmark and Tunisia in action at the Education City Stadium.

Denmark are clear favorites to win this game, but Tunisia may have a few tricks up their sleeves. As always, we'll bring you all the LIVE updates right here at Sportskeeda!