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Danes regain touch in time
LONDON. Oct 13: John Jensen just can't score for his club. Whenever the Danish midfielder gets the
ball, the Arsenal fans goad him by shouting "shoot."
'But the man who netted a memorable cup final goal in his country's memorable European Championship triumph over Germany in 1992, was on the mark again Wednesday as the national team came from behind to beat Belgium 3-1. report agencies.
Jensen came on as substitute in the 65th minute with the score tied at 1-1 and fired the Danes ahead six minutes after entering the game. The fans in the 41,000 sold-out Parken Stadium went wild and Mark Strudal added the third near the end.
The result didn't put Denmark to the top of the Group Two standings because Spain gained a 2-0 victory at Macedonia and have maximum points from two games. But the Danes leapfrogged the Belgians into second place.
SWISS STUN SWEDES
In Berne Switzerland trailed twice but recovered brilliantly to beat World Cup semifinalists Sweden 4-2 In a compelling Group Three quah flee. ,
The Swedes stormed the Swiss goal from the outset and Kennet Andersson combined well with his fellow World Cup
striker Martin Dahlin to score a fourth-minute opener.
Dahlin profited from a miskick by Yakin Murat, making only his second appearance in Swiss colours. Andersson latched onto Dahlin's short pass and drove the ball home.
Christophe Ohrel equalised in the 35th minute as the home side, undaunted by the early reverse, fought back spiritedly.
The Swedish defence was under renewed pressure after the interval. Stephane Chap-ulsat hit a post in the 57th minute and Alain Sutter forced Sweden's veteran goalkeeper Thomas Ravelli to make a diving save to his left two minutes later
Dahlin put the Swedes 2-1 ahead against the run of play in the 61st minute, but two minutes later Jesper Blomqvist hung his head In shame as he deflected the ball into his own net for 2-2
Ctrl Sforza made It 3-2 for Switzerland tn the 79th ml nute and second-half substitute Kubilay Tuerkyilmaz sealed the fightback with a fourth goal a minute later.
DUTCH HEI ,D
In Oslo a second-half penalty by KJetll Rekdal brought Norway all draw against the Netherlands In a hard-fought Group Five qualifier.
Rekdal sent Dutch goal keeper Ed de Goey the wrong way and slotted the ball into the left corner of the net after
defender Michael Reizinger. making his debut, had tripped Erik Mykland in the 52nd minute.
The new-look Dutch team controlled the first half and . opened the scoring in the 22nd minute through Brayn Roy of English Premier League Nottingham Forest.
KOSTADINOV FIRES BULGARIA
In Sofia second half substitute Emil Kostadlnov struck twice within seven minutes of his arrival to give Bulgaria a 2-0 win over Georgia In their opening Group Seven qualifier.
Kos tad I nov scored for the World Cup semifinalists Immediately after he had been brought on In the 55th minute, converting a pass from Yordan Lechkov of German First Division Hamburg.
RUSSIANS RUN RIOT
In Moscow Russia struggled for more than an hour against San Marino before scoring three times in three minutes to secure a 4-0 win in th£r group eight qualifier
Igor Kolyvanov doubled the seore in the 63rd minute with a 25 meter free kick and less than 60 seconds later full back Yuri Nikiforov belted home a magnificent 30 metre shot
Dmitry Radchenko headed In from close range tn the 66th minute to wrap up the scoring The cross was provided by Igor Shalimov