I thought the way Denmark controlled the game – the game management,
the experience they have and made it so difficult to break down. The way they
took the goals was fantastic.
Wales showing that naivety of youth – they’ll be
disappointed with the two goals that they conceded.
Inexperience has cost us tonight
Wales 1-2 Denmark
Nia Jones
Former Wales international at the Cardiff City Stadium
The experience has told tonight, Denmark have been together a long, long time compared to Wales and you've seen that tonight. The effort has been there.
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Denmark have a Nations League match against the Republic of Ireland on Monday, while Wales travel to Albania for a friendly the day after.
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“We’re disappointed not to win the group and at least get a draw to keep ourselves in with a chance of winning it,” Gareth Bale told Sky Sports.
“They’re a good team and obviously had a good World Cup, they’re very highly ranked."
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Wales' standout player David Brooks said: "I thought we held our own... we knew it would be a tough game.
"The team performed really well and on another day we'd take our chances and come away with a win."
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Full time verdict
Danny Gabbidon
Former Wales defender on BBC Radio 5 Live
I thought the way Denmark controlled the game – the game management, the experience they have and made it so difficult to break down. The way they took the goals was fantastic.
Wales showing that naivety of youth – they’ll be disappointed with the two goals that they conceded.
Inexperience has cost us tonight
Wales 1-2 Denmark
Nia Jones
Former Wales international at the Cardiff City Stadium
The experience has told tonight, Denmark have been together a long, long time compared to Wales and you've seen that tonight. The effort has been there.
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'A valiant effort'
FULL-TIME
Wales 1-2 Denmark
It's Denmark who are promoted to the Nations League Group A.
Wales will remain in Group B.
It's now or never for Wales
Wales 1-2 Denmark
Wales are desperately trying to get the ball up the pitch with just seconds to go.
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YELLOW CARD
Wales 1-2 Denmark
Kasper Schmeichel is booked for wasting time on a free-kick.
YELLOW CARD
Wales 1-2 Denmark
Among all the excitement, Wales captain Ashley Williams saw yellow.
INJURY TIME
Wales 1-2 Denmark
The fourth official holds up the board which signals five minutes will be added on.