Denmark's 2–2 draw with Belarus in World Cup qualifying on 15 November represented a significant missed opportunity despite dominant control. The hosts generated 35 shots and 3.38 expected goals, with Mikkel Damsgaard and Gustav Isaksen each scoring, yet failed to convert their superiority into victory. Belarus, operating in a compact 3–4–2–1 formation, absorbed sustained pressure and capitalised on limited chances; their goalkeeper made only one save beyond expected performance, conceding 2.0 post-shot expected goals while recording a 33.33 per cent save percentage across three on-target efforts. Denmark's 4–4–1–1 shape created numerous opportunities—10 shots on target—but clinical finishing and defensive lapses proved costly. The draw leaves Denmark's qualification prospects uncertain heading into the final fixtures.