Denmark manager Brian Riemer hails World Cup play-off final as pinnacle of his career

The fixture in Prague will decide whether Denmark secure a third successive World Cup berth. The Danes approach the final full of confidence following a 4-0 triumph over North Macedonia in Thursdays play-off semi-final.

Qualifying for the World Cup finals represents something truly remarkable and one-of-a-kind. It offers an exceptional experience that a coach may only face once in a lifetime, Riemer remarked to journalists on Monday.

Nevertheless Riemer remains cautious regarding the Czech sides prowess in set pieces under the guidance of their forward Patrik Schick.

We have trained specifically for this and scrutinised their tactics. We hold strong belief in our squad and handling set pieces forms a regular part of their club commitments. Yet we recognise that set pieces constitute a primary asset for the Czech Republic, he noted.

Forward Rasmus Hojlund voiced assurance in his colleagues ability to perform when it matters most.

This stands as one of the largest fixtures I have taken part in throughout my professional journey to date, he informed reporters.

I am far from seasoned but I have nonetheless featured in numerous elite level encounters. Anxiety is present but the key lies in transforming it into a constructive force.