Lasse Vibe was an unused substitute for Denmark last night as they were held 0-0 by Armenia in Yerevan in their penultimate Group I Qualifying match for next summer's Euro 2016 Championships in France.
The Danes, for whom a win would have moved them three points clear of third placed Albania, came closest to scoring through former Arsenal striker Nicklas Bendtner in the second-half but his shot was kept out by the home goalkeeper.
The goalless draw, which follows Friday's stalemate against Armenia, leaves Morten Olsen's men in second, a point clear of third-placed Albania, but having played a game more.
Next month The Danes travel to group leaders Portugal for their final Qualification match while Albania host Serbia and then travel to Armenia.
The top two sides in each group qualify automatically for next summer's Championships with the best third-placed side joining them, the four Play-Off winners between the other third-placed sides will also book their spot at the Championships.
Lasse has earned nine caps for his country, five of them coming in this Qualifying campaign, scoring in the 1-1 draw in Albania last November.
The 28-year-old has featured in all five of The Bees competitive games this season since joining from IFK Goteborg and opened his goalscoring account with a fine strike in last month's defeat to Reading.
