Hello and welcome to the Guardian football weekly, an emotional day in Copenhagen as the

Danes fly out of the blocks only to fall to the composed genius of Kevin DeBroiner. Nick

Ames joins us from the stadium, which erupted in the second minute and stood as one in

the tent to show how much they care about Christian Erickson. Elsewhere, it's all very

straightforward for the Netherlands, done free and depy with the goals, as Austria often

are not very much at all. And there's another stoic defeat for North Macedonia this time

to Ukraine. Also, where exactly should they place drinks at press conferences? Can we

solve the third place jeopardy problem? In use it will certainly be out of date by the

time you hear this, birds are in talks with yet another manager. It'll be Barry's turn

soon enough. And we have another catchy musical outro. Plus your questions, and that's

today's Guardian football weekly.

On the panel today, Mark Langham from the Racing Post. Hello.

I'm Axe.

Barry Glendending. Hello.

Hi, Max. And Natasha Henry. Hello.

Hey, Max.

All right, let's start with Denmark, Belgium then. And I spoke a few moments ago to Nick

Ames. It's about 10 minutes after the full-time whistle and Nixon Copenhagen. Hey, do you

need?

I'm not a breath Max, but yeah, otherwise very good.

You just said before we came on air that, you know, it was, you found that whole day

really emotional.

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