News about Yussuf Poulsen

On Wednesday night, San Marino players could have to pinch themselves against Saint Kitts and Nevis for the first time in 20 years. Despite being ranked second in FIFA's rankings of 210 teams, the European minnows, who are ranked last in the world rankings, have been rated as favourites by Sky Bet, despite being 63nd in last year's world rankings. San Marino's tiny country off the east coast of Italy has been rated at 5/4, while Saint Kitts and Nevis have been given 9/4 odds of consigning San Marino to yet another loss during the international break.

San Marino's goals didn't come around often enough, so they were largely jubiliant after equalizing in the second half of their Euro 2024 qualifier against Denmark on Tuesday evening. Alessandro Golinucci was the hero of the match, volleying home their first goal in nine matches in the 61st miniute of the game to score 1-1, triggering dramatic scenes as he and his coworkers were taken into ecstasy. Golinucci staggered along the track before finding himself at the bottom of a pile of players. Unfortunately, their joy didn't last as Denmark went on to win the game 2-1 thanks to Yussuf Poulsen's 20 minutes from time.

Hello and welcome to another iteration of our transfer newsletter, which is exclusive to you. My name is Simon Jones, and I'm aiming to bring you insights, analysis, and news from around the world this summer on all the transfer market deals happening this summer. The Premier League promises to be blasted once more as Liverpool, Manchester United, Arsenal, Arsenal, and Chelsea all look to splash more money in an attempt to close the gap on champions Manchester City, while those teams that were relegated are afraid of the proverbial vultures that are expected to swoop for their best players. I bring you the most up-to-date information from around the world.

After defeating Tunisia 1-0 on Saturday, Australia is on the verge of emulating the class of 2006. Graham Arnold's men will progress and become only the second socceroos team in history to reach the Round of 16 at the tournament after a draw against Denmark. Mitchell Duke's header was the difference between Australia and Tunisia in the first game after a 4-1 loss at the hands of France.