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FIFA World Cup 2022 Score HIGHLIGHTS: France Beat Denmark 2-1, Go Through To Last 16

FIFA World Cup 2022 Score HIGHLIGHTS: Welcome to the LIVE football coverage of Australia vs Tunisia, Poland vs Saudi Arabia, and France vs Denmark on Saturday.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 26 Nov 2022 11:35 PM (IST)

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Australia Vs Tunisia

Australia will be looking to make a comeback after their loss to France as they will be playing against Tunisia in the World Cup Group D campaign on Saturday. Australia collected their first goal against France in their first match but then they were not able to capitalize.

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Tunisia on the other hand will be seeking to put themselves in a fantastic place to get out of Group D when they play against Australia at the World Cup. They stopped Denmark to a 0-0 draw.

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Poland vs Saudi Arabia

Poland will be locking horns in a Group C match against Saudi Arabia on Saturday. Saudi Arabia are high on confidence after they outplayed Argentina by 2-1. Poland on the other hand will be playing this game after a goalless draw against Mexico. Poland and Saudi Arabia have faced each other four times and Poland have won all of these games and are up against Saudi Arabia.

France vs Denmark

France will be battling Denmark in a Group D fixture on Saturday. French are the defending champion and is considered one of the strongest contenders to win the world cup. They registered a brilliant 4-1 victory against Australia on Wednesday.

Denmark on the other side were denied a win by Tunisia. They will be depending on Kasper Dolberg and Mikkel Damsgaard to take responsibility against their opponents.

23:28 PM (IST) • 26 Nov 2022