DENMARK VS AUSTRIA: RALF RANGNICK'S SIDE LOOK TO GO TOP OF NATIONS LEAGUE GROUP IN COPENHAGEN

2 minutes of added time...

Christian Eriksen controls the ball on the edge of the box and fires to the left of the keeper where it strikes the post and bounces back into play.

Hojbjerg drives down the right hand side following a foul on his team-mate, there were options in the box but he decides to shoot but it is straight at the keeper which leads to a corner kick.

Christian Eriksen comes on with a roar from the crowd to replace fellow Brentford team-mate Jensen.

Billing and Braithwaite again combine as the ball falls to Billing on the edge of the box as Braithwaite is tackled. But the shot from the Bournemouth midfielder is dragged wide of the right hand post.

A clever 1-2 between Braithwaite and Billing nearly led to a third goal for Denmark. However, the Austrian defender, Danso, makes a great last ditch challenge to avoid conceding a third and decisive goal in this game.

Austria seem to be going for it here. Arnautovic and Gregoritsch replace Weimann and Kalajdzic.

Crystal Palace defender Andersen is replaced by Galatasary defender Nelsson just after the hour mark.

Denmark midfielder Jensen loses the ball in the middle of the pitch, where Laimer takes the ball off of him and plays in Kaladjzic who blazes the ball over the bar. That could have got them back into the game.

The match at the start of this second half has been the exact opposite of the first. With very little quality from either side, and niether team are showing any real quality at this moment. A few free-kicks and late challenges are making it very stop-start.

Danso is made to look silly here as he is nutmegged by Jensen in the middle of the pitch and he has to bring him down rather cynically.

Denmark double their lead as Skov Olsen is rewarded for their attacking play with a second well-worked goal. Skov Olsen is threaded through into the box, and opens up his body to place into far corner.

Good build up play from Austria, as Weimann passes to Kaladjzic who threads in Trimmel on the right hand side, who crosses dangerously but only leads to a corner as it was blocked by a Danish defender.

A period of Austrian possession here as they look to get a foothold in the game, after a manic start. They need to calm down slightly, as Ralf Rangnick appears to be shouting instructions to his players on the pitch. Still no real chance or breakthrough for Austria as of yet.

Jonas Wind has an easy tap in as a long ball from Andersen finds Maehle over the top of the Austrian defence. The wing-back pulls the ball back for Wind who pretty much has an open goal to strike home. Very much deserved goal.