Denmark v Serbia live – European Championship latest as Group C comes to a close

I'll level with you: I kept that Eriksen record post out of the pre-match because I thought I'd be glad of it later on - and I was.

And Wind bundles ball and keeper over the line. But the ball went out and in again, so it's a goalkick not a goal.

And he crosses to the back post where Pavlovic leaps to head behind.

Their press isn't bad and Hojlund wins it high, the ball squirting loose to Eriksen on the edge, who intimates a shot inside the near post then sweeps towards the far, Rajkovic tipping behind on the dive.

That's a Danish record - but Simon Kjaer, who is next, has 132 and is on the bench, so if he comes on, it's back level.

But Rajkovic watches it well, claiming under little pressure.

Mkaing space down the left, and his cross is blocked behind; the corner yields another.

Maehle comes inside off the left and curls a tasty ball to the far post and Bah, the opposite wing-back is there! But Zivkovic fouls him just enough to stop him getting in the header he wants, and just not enough to concede a penalty. So the ball goes wide, and regardless of whether or not he was impeded, he ought to have done better.

He beats his marker too, but knows he's not the pace to get away and no one's arsed to support him so Denmark quickly get it back.

Down the Serbia left. Relatively speaking. Denmark are struggling to get Eriksen on the ball.

I'm afraid. OK, I'm not afraid, but it is dry. Very dry.

Then Lukic gets on the ball and he has an overlap, Zivkovic tanking forward. But he puts too much on the pass, and it goes behind without giving his man a chance of catching up with it.

With no real conviction save retaining possession. I think it might prove tough to enjoy this game - but we'll do our best!

Serbia are content to sit in shape, and why not? They're not easy to break down and don't have the players to dominate.

Shoved short into the box for Wind. But as he turns, Vestergaard is penalised for fouling Mitrovic, which is a shame because his team had a decent situation there.

Who yanks him back and is booked. Free-kick out on the right, 30 yards out.

He's got the same issue with Denmark that he has with Man United: they don't play to his strengths. He needs low, hard balls across the front post and cut-backs from the line, but neither side has proper wingers.

And Hojlund tussles with Milenkovic, doing well but ultimately conceding a free-kick.

I'm not certain the match will get them going, given the nature of these sides, but luckily for them - and their teams, and us - they don't need it to.

Denmark will enjoy most of the possession, while Serbia look to keep it tight and spring.