By Peter Fløng Overby

Match winner. A one-man army. Heroine of the day. There are many clichés and all of them fit Kristine Andersen against Romania. She scored ten excellent goals and she was often the only threat to the Romanian defence. The player from Ikast-Bording had reason to be satisfied with her own effort. 'I had a very good day' she said cunningly and as a true diplomat she quickly added 'But the back players helped me a lot'

Arms made of rubber in the defence

Even though Kristine Andersen was pleased about the victory she did mention some weak points. She put emphasis on the period of the second half when Romania caught up on Denmark.
'Our arms felt like rubber and our systems did not work. We did not play well at all, we simply could not get through', Kristine Andersen said.
However, Pytlich's time-out brought us back. In other words we had a wake-up call. It meant that Denmark won 25-23 and has a very good basis for further play. The blonde bomb Kristine Andersen puts it this way: 'We have to look at our play. If we continue playing well we will beat Austria tomorrow. It is an advantage to us that so many of us know Fridrikas from the Danish league.'