Denmark book World Cup spot with 5-1 rout over Republic of Ireland
Despite falling behind to a Shane Duffy strike after only six minutes, Denmark regrouped and made light work of the hosts, scoring five unanswered goals to book a place at next year's tournament in Russia.
The Republic had held the Scandinavian team goalless during the first leg, but it was not to be for coach Martin O'Neill's team, who had no response to an Andreas Christensen strike midway through the first half, which was swiftly followed by Eriksen's first.
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The Tottenham Hotspur star then went on to score another two in the uneven contest, before Denmark striker Nicklas Bendtner wrapped things up with a late penalty.
Two places up for grabs
In Sydney, Australia beat Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia to qualify for their fourth successive World Cup.
The teams had played out a goalless draw in San Pedro Sula, but a hat-trick by Mile Jedinak -- two of which were from the penalty spot -- ensured the Socceroos progressed.
Only one World Cup place remains, which will be decided when Peru host New Zealand on Wednesday.
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The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington.
Victory over the Kiwis would see Peru in the World Cup finals for the first time since 1982.
Monday night saw one of the shocks of the qualifying rounds, with four-time champions Italy eliminated by Sweden.
Despite falling behind to a Shane Duffy strike after only six minutes, Denmark regrouped and made light work of the hosts, scoring five unanswered goals to book a place at next year's tournament in Russia. The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. In Sydney, Australia beat Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia to qualify for their fourth successive World Cup. Two places up for grabs In Sydney, Australia beat Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia to qualify for their fourth successive World Cup. Only one World Cup place remains, which will be decided when Peru host New Zealand on Wednesday. Two places up for grabs The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. Victory over the Kiwis would see Peru in the World Cup finals for the first time since 1982. In Sydney, Australia beat Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia to qualify for their fourth successive World Cup. Only one World Cup place remains, which will be decided when Peru host New Zealand on Wednesday. The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. Visit cnn.com/sailing for more news and videos Despite falling behind to a Shane Duffy strike after only six minutes, Denmark regrouped and made light work of the hosts, scoring five unanswered goals to book a place at next year's tournament in Russia. The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. Two places up for grabs The Republic had held the Scandinavian team goalless during the first leg, but it was not to be for coach Martin O'Neill's team, who had no response to an Andreas Christensen strike midway through the first half, which was swiftly followed by Eriksen's first. Two places up for grabs Victory over the Kiwis would see Peru in the World Cup finals for the first time since 1982. The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. Monday night saw one of the shocks of the qualifying rounds, with four-time champions Italy eliminated by Sweden. Visit cnn.com/sailing for more news and videos Monday night saw one of the shocks of the qualifying rounds, with four-time champions Italy eliminated by Sweden. In Sydney, Australia beat Honduras 3-1 at Stadium Australia to qualify for their fourth successive World Cup. Visit cnn.com/sailing for more news and videos The teams had played out a goalless draw in San Pedro Sula, but a hat-trick by Mile Jedinak -- two of which were from the penalty spot -- ensured the Socceroos progressed. The first leg of that Oceania-CONCACAF playoff ended 0-0 in Wellington. Visit cnn.com/sailing for more news and videos The Tottenham Hotspur star then went on to score another two in the uneven contest, before Denmark striker Nicklas Bendtner wrapped things up with a late penalty. Two places up for grabs Despite falling behind to a Shane Duffy strike after only six minutes, Denmark regrouped and made light work of the hosts, scoring five unanswered goals to book a place at next year's tournament in Russia. Despite falling behind to a Shane Duffy strike after only six minutes, Denmark regrouped and made light work of the hosts, scoring five unanswered goals to book a place at next year's tournament in Russia. Monday night saw one of the shocks of the qualifying rounds, with four-time champions Italy eliminated by Sweden. Visit cnn.com/sailing for more news and videos The Republic had held the Scandinavian team goalless during the first leg, but it was not to be for coach Martin O'Neill's team, who had no response to an Andreas Christensen strike midway through the first half, which was swiftly followed by Eriksen's first.
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