Czech Republic and Denmark drew 2–2 in a World Cup qualifier on 31 March, a result that reflected the visitors' dominance in chance creation despite the hosts' resilience. Denmark dominated the expected goals battle, accumulating 1.96 xG compared to the Czech Republic's 0.46, and also held a significant advantage in shot volume with 22 attempts to nine. The Czech keeper made saves at a 50 per cent rate, facing eight Danish shots on target, yet the hosts' compact 3–4–2–1 shape proved effective in frustrating Denmark's 4–2–3–1 setup throughout. Despite being outshot 22–9 and outchanced substantially, the Czech Republic's four shots on target yielded two goals, demonstrating clinical finishing that kept them level. The draw leaves both sides with points on the board in their qualifying campaign, though Denmark will rue their wastefulness in front of goal given their overwhelming possession advantage.