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Nineteen and counting: Fernandes masterclass powers Portugal past Denmark 4-2

Two assists, five key passes and an 8.6 rating — the Portugal midfielder keeps feeding teammates at a relentless rate.

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Nineteen and counting: Fernandes masterclass powers Portugal past Denmark 4-2

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Bruno Fernandes set up two more goals as Portugal swept past Denmark 4-2, and his assist ledger keeps swelling. The midfielder delivered five key passes and finished with an 8.6 rating, the standout mark of the night.

Nineteen assists by early October is service on an industrial scale. Whenever Portugal needed a door opened against Denmark, Fernandes held the key — two decisive passes, plus five more chances created for teammates who only had to finish.

The pattern is hard to ignore. Portugal's attack flows through one man's vision, and Denmark found no answer despite scoring twice. With the tally already in the teens, the question is not whether it grows, but how big it gets.

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