Australia vs Denmark LINE-UPS: Eriksen starts, Christensen leads defense



The line-ups of Australia vs Denmark have been announced.

Australia XI: 

A. Behich, M.Leckie, Mooy, Ryan, Mitchell Duke, Degenek, J. Irvine, Craig Goodwin, Souttar, Kye Rowles, Riley McGree

Subs: D. Vuković, Andrew Redmayne, B.Wright, Awer Mabil, J. MacLaren, Ajdin Hrustic, Jason Cummings, Thomas Deng, Fran Karacic, Keanu Baccus, Nathaniel Atkinson, Cammy Devlin, Joel King, Marco Tilio, Garang Kuol

Denmark XI: 

Schmeichel, Eriksen, Braithwaite, Hojbjerg, Christensen, Andersen, Mathias Jensen, Rasmus Kristensen, Joakim Maehle, Olsen, Jesper Lindström

Subs: Kjaer, Wass, Larsen, Christian Nörgaard, Poulsen, Ronnow, A. Cornelius, Robert Skov, K. Dolberg, Victor Nelsson, Alexander Bah, Oliver Christensen, Mikkel Damsgaard, Jonas Wind

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