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Benzema's stunning strike put World Cup holders France in front six minutes after half-time, only for Trabzonspor striker Cornelius to turn in Denmark's equaliser midway through the second half and then smash in an 88th-minute winner.
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Aston Villa have confirmed the signing of former Sheffield United goalkeeper Robin Olsen from Roma. The Swedish international had a bizarre 2021-22 campaign, arriving at Bramall Lane on deal day last summer after being made surplus to requirements by Jose Mourinho.
Manchester United are looking to bolster their depleted midfield with signing of Christian Eriksen from Brentford, according to reports from the Daily Mirror. The United hierarchy have been impressed by his performances for the Bees, with the Dane enjoying a renaissance after being fitted with implantable cardiovascular defibrillator following his collapse on the pitch playing for Denmark at Euro 2020. Ad/> Ten Hag saw Eriksen up close when he allowed the midfielder to train with his Ajax squad before sealing the move to Brentford.
Karim Benzema has has quite an eventful year, having starred for Real Madrid in their La Liga and Champions League triumphs. The French superstar has scored goals by the bucketloads this season for Real Madrid and continued his stunning form when France took on Denmark in a Nations League match on Saturday night. Benzema's stunning strike put World Cup holders France in front six minutes after half-time. However, substitute Andreas Cornelius scored twice after coming on to give the Danes a memorable 2-1 win.
Manchester United boss Erik ten Hag is stepping up his interest in Christian Eriksen just in case a deal for Frenkie de Jong fails to materialise this summer.
Substitute Andreas Cornelius scored twice as Denmark recovered from conceding to a brilliant Karim Benzema goal to beat France 2-1 on Friday in the UEFA Nations League at the Stade de France, the first match at the venue since the chaos that marred last weekend's Champions League final. Benzema's stunning strike put World Cup holders France in front six minutes after half-time, only for Trabzonspor striker Cornelius to turn in Denmark's equaliser midway through the second half and then smash in an 88th-minute winner. That meant it was a disappointing night for France who also saw both Kylian Mbappe and Raphael Varane come off with knocks.