Denmark U21 beat Belarus U21 2-0 in their UEFA Under-21 Euro Qualification Group Stage - 20 fixture on 28 September 2026. The result keeps Denmark third in the table with ten points from five matches, while Belarus sit fifth on four points after seven games.
Casper Harder was the man who put it beyond doubt, scoring twice in the second half. He opened the account in the fifty-fifth minute and doubled the lead six minutes later, before being substituted himself in the sixty-third. To be fair, Belarus had already made two changes on the hour mark, bringing on A. Nazarenko and D. Dushevskiy.
The yellow cards came thick and fast, with referees showing them to six players across the ninety minutes. C. Harder and T. Storm picked them up early, while N. Neskoromnyi and A. Sokolovskiy were booked around the interval. S. Andersen, N. Baranok and I. Dubinets completed the list.
There were eight substitutions in total, with Denmark making three changes around the hour mark and Belarus responding with five across the final quarter. R. Myalkovskiy, V. Byskov, M. McCoy came on for Denmark, while O. Hojlund, N. Sahsah, E. Mikanovich, N. Neskoromnyi and I. Dubinets were among those who entered for Belarus.
Denmark arrive here on the back of a solid run, having beaten Wales U21 4-0 in March and held Belarus 1-0 earlier this season. Belarus have struggled of late, losing four of their last five matches including a 1-0 defeat to Belgium on 24 September, and this result widens the gap between them and the teams above.
