Denmark demolished North Macedonia 4–0 in their World Cup qualifier, dominating possession with 68 per cent and creating far superior chances throughout. The hosts controlled the match from the outset, registering 20 shots with nine on target, while North Macedonia managed only three attempts and none that troubled the goalkeeper. Gustav Isaksen led the scoring with two goals, while Mikkel Damsgaard added a third in a comprehensive display of attacking prowess. Denmark's expected goals of 2.43 underscored their clinical finishing, converting chances that reflected their tactical superiority in the 4–2–3–1 formation. North Macedonia's defensive task was insurmountable; restricted to 32 per cent possession and just 0.25 xG, they offered minimal resistance and failed to test the Danish goalkeeper. The victory extends Denmark's qualifying campaign momentum in impressive fashion.