Denmark

2.90

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  0

  6

  2.00

  Thomas Sørensen

  Could have done much better to keep out the opener as it crept under his body, but little chance on the second. Taken off midway through the first half.

• 
  1

  7

  2.00

  Daniel Agger

  Not a good game for the captain. Robbed of the ball for Brazil's third goal, and missed a golden opportunity to hit the net in the opening minutes of the second half.

• 
  4

  1

  3.50

  Daniel Wass

  Did an efficient job in shackling Marcelo on all but a few occasions, and in the second 45 showed his worth in attack as he provided the cross that Agger had to convert.

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  4

  1

  3.00

  Simon Kjaer

  Run ragged before the break by the fluid Selecao forward line, but composed himself well and finished looking comfortable.

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  4

  0

  3.00

  Simon Busk Poulsen

  Exposed at times by Danilo and Hulk working down his flank, but acquitted himself well and put in a handful of decent crosses at the other end of the pitch.

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  2

  2

  3.00

  Christian Eriksen

  Forced a good save from Jefferson, although the offside flag had been raised. Sacrificed for Rommedahl in the second half as Denmark looked to push forward.

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  0

  4

  2.50

  Christian Poulsen

  Overrun in midfield during the first half as he chased Brazilian shadows with little success. Withdrawn at halftime for Jakob Poulsen.

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  1

  4

  3.00

  Lasse Schöne

  Looked to be struggling with a knock, and came off after just 25 minutes having had little impact on proceedings.

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  5

  0

  3.00

  Niki Zimling

  Was rather unlucky to put past his own keeper for the second goal, but made amends with a brilliant run worthy of a Brazilian which led to Denmark's consolation.

• 
  1

  2

  3.00

  Michael Krohn-Dehli

  Was busy on the left hand side, and had a decent chance to hit the net although he blazed wide. Taken off in the latter stages.

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  3

  2

  3.00

  Nicklas Bendtner

  The Arsenal man was anonymous for vast periods of Saturday's friendly; but he showed his poaching instincts by netting Denmark's only goal.

Substitutions

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  3

  1

  3.00

  Stephan Andersen

  Thrown in at the deep end 2-0 down when Sorensen exited, and could do nothing against Hulk's fierce second strike. Quiet game in the second half, marked by an excellent save from Nem.

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  3

  1

  3.00

  Jakob Poulsen

  His entry at the break coincided with a far better performance from the Europeans, as they grabbed hold of the midfield and started to threaten.

• 
  5

  1

  3.50

  Thomas Kahlenberg

  Ran well and with purpose after coming on for Schone, making the Brazil defense uncomfortable playing off Bendtner.

• 
  2

  1

  3.00

  Dennis Rommedahl

  Transformed the Danish side when he entered in the second half. Combined with Wass to give the Scratch serious headaches down the right.

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  0

  1

  Nicklas Pedersen

  A late sub for the Danes, played just over five minutes.

Brazil

3.14

• 
  10

  0

  3.50

  Jefferson

  Decent performance from the Botafogo man, who could not do anything for Denmark's goal. Caught in possession once, but did his Olympic games bid no harm with several impressive moments.

• 
  5

  0

  3.00

  Danilo

  Played well in the first half, always providing an attacking outlet in the absence of danger from the Danes. More low key after the break

• 
  4

  1

  3.00

  Juan

  A rather nervous debut from the Inter man, who struggled when Denmark started to push more players forward.

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  3

  2

  3.00

  Marcelo

  Always a threat going forward, although final product was too often lacking. Left too much space at the back which was exploited during the second half

• 
  7

  0

  3.00

  Thiago Silva

  Performed a crucial intervention in the first half to deflect Poulsen's cross behind for a corner. Suffered later when Denmark pushed harder, and the partnership with Juan needs work still

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  6

  1

  3.00

  Lucas

  A frustrating match for the teenager, did excellently to inspire the first goal and moved well across the field but too often his tricks did not come off.

• 
  18

  1

  4.00

  Oscar

  The No. 10 has been starved of game time due to wrangling between Inter and Sao Paulo, but you would have never guessed after an excellent display. Assisted on all three Brazil goals and dominated the midfield.

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  4

  0

  3.00

  Rômulo

  Another Selecao star who started strongly, but was overrun in the second half when the Euro 2012 contenders started to take the initiative.

• 
  7

  0

  3.00

  Sandro

  Distributed the ball well out wide, and worked efficiently with the more creative Oscar and Lucas. Faded after the break and was replaced with Casemiro.

• 
  20

  0

  3.50

  Hulk

  The Porto man showed his undeniable instinct for goal as he struck twice in the first half, using his pace and power to devastating effect. Starved of possession in the second half.

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  2

  4

  3.00

  Leandro Damião

  Worked well at times with Hulk, but had a rare bad day at the office in the area; taking his eye off the ball to squander a rare Brazilian chance in the second half.

Substitutions

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  2

  1

  Bruno Uvini

  Given barely a minute at the end as he entered for Hulk

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  1

  2

  3.00

  Alex Sandro

  Replaced Marcelo on the left, but suffered the same problems containing the lively Rommedahl and Wass

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  4

  1

  3.00

  Rafael Silva

  Entered for Danilo after the Danish goal, and had little opportunity to get forward as Olsen's men controlled the last 15 minutes.

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  4

  0

  Casemiro

  Entered for Sandro in the dying minutes.

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  3

  0

  Giuliano

  Given barely 10 minutes as Lucas' replacement.

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  4

  0

  3.00

  Wellington Nem

  Came in for Damiao, a wonderful run and shot in the final minutes was the closest Brazil came to scoring in the second 45.