Denmark dismantled Belarus 6-0 in World Cup qualifying, exploiting a defensive gulf that saw the hosts manage just one shot on target against 11 for the visitors. Belarus's 5-3-2 formation offered little resistance to Denmark's 3-4-2-1 setup, which generated 4.12 expected goals from 24 shots, while the home side's 0.56 xG underscored their impotence in attack. Anders Dreyer and Rasmus Hojlund each scored twice as Denmark's clinical finishing converted their dominance into an emphatic scoreline. Belarus's goalkeeper produced a 100% save percentage on limited opportunities, but the backline was repeatedly breached, particularly in the second half. This result represents a chasm in quality between the two sides and strengthens Denmark's position atop their qualifying group.