Leicester City missed the chance to secure a place in the knockout stages as their 100 per cent record in the Champions League came to an end in a drab 0-0 draw with Copenhagen.
Claudio Ranieri's men had visited the Danish capital for their Christmas party last year, but their stunning Premier League title win made this trip a rather more serious affair.
And, while the Foxes have struggled to replicate last season's glorious form in domestic action, their European adventure had been seamless prior to this fixture.
Without club-record signing Islam Slimani, though, Leicester's forward line looked blunt as Riyad Mahrez and Jamie Vardy both struggled to stamp their mark on the game.
Elsewhere, Porto's 1-0 victory at home to Club Brugge was enough to delay Leicester's progression to the last 16.
Federico Santander got up to meet Benjamin Verbic's lofted centre but looped his header wide, before William Kvist rolled a 25-yard effort past the near post.
Verbic blazed high when running onto Youssef Toutouh's cross, but he came significantly closer from Ludwig Augustinsson's centre.
Schmeichel got something on the 22-year-old's close-range flick, though, with Christian Fuchs then on hand to hack clear from on the goal-line.
The game's greatest chance was to come in the final seconds as Cornelius rose to head at goal from Kasper Kusk's delivery, but Schmeichel was there again to brilliantly save in the bottom corner, and Santander sliced the rebound wide.
