The good news for Copenhagen's Federico Santander - a great name, by the way - is that there were no further goals in this game against Aalborg and that his miss was ultimately incidental.
The bad news, though, is that the Danish Superliga – maybe even football as a whole – will be lucky to see a finer miscue all season than this.
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It's all a bit irrelevant in any case, as the Superliga has now split into two for the season and, at the least, Copenhagen are virtually assured of a place in the Europa League play-off.
Still, it's been a disappointing season for Santander and his team-mates: having won back-to-back Superliga titles in the previous two years, they're condemned to watching arch rivals Brondby and stat-heroes Midtjylland battle it out for the title.
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