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Karim Benzema scored another fantastic goal for France against Denmark in their Nations League match on Friday evening.
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Karim Benzema’s brilliant finish wasn’t enough to lead France to victory as Andreas Cornelius netted twice to hand Denmark a 2-1 win in their opening Nations League match at the Stade de France. Denmark started the half strong, getting a chance in the opening minutes with Kasper Dolberg squaring the ball across the face of goal to a running Joakim Maehle at the back post. He did well to get there, but his shot hit the side netting.
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Francia, actual campeona de la Nations League, no pudo comenzar de peor forma la defensa del título en su propio estadio. Los pupilos de Didier Deschamps cayeron por 1-2 ante una férrea Dinamarca que supo sobreponerse al extraordinario primer gol de Karim Benzema. Cornelius, que había ingresado por Dolberg en la segunda mitad, fue decisivo, ya que el delantero lideró la remontada con un doblete que dejó enmudecido a Saint-Denis.