Denmark 0-4 Armenia – 2014 WC Europe Qualifiers

In the Group B World Cup qualifying game of the European zone, the Armenian national football team defeated the national team of Denmark in Copenhagen. The game started with a goal within the first minute from the Armenian side scored by the best striker of Russian championship league of this season Yura Movisiyan. 18 minutes later another footballer playing in Russia Aras Ozbilis scored the second goal for Armenia.

In the second half Yura Movsisyan scored his second goal, and the last goal was scored by the best striker of Ukrainian championship league Henrikh Mkhitaryan.

Italy currently tops group B with 14 points, Armenia and Denmark have 6 points sharing 4-5 positions respectivley.


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