Prediction: Denmark vs Wales

Two camps who will be looking to claim a maiden Nations League victory this weekend, Denmark will welcome Wales to Copenhagen on Sunday evening.

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Verdict: Denmark win & Under 4.5 goals

Starting with the hosts, getting their Nations League campaign underway with a rollercoaster 3-2 loss away at historic rivals Norway on Thursday night, Denmark will know the importance of claiming an immediate response here. Despite failing to register consecutive victories across all competitions so far this calendar year, Brian Riemer’s side will be excited to make a return to home soil this weekend. Signing off June’s international fixtures with a 2-1 victory against Ukraine, the Reds have certainly gained a reputation for their extended dominance at the Parken Stadium. In fact, Denmark have not tasted a single competitive defeat in front of their own supporters since a 2-1 loss against reigning world champions Spain back in November 2024. It should also be highlighted, Riemer’s men have won all of their previous three straight meetings against Sunday’s guests by an aggregate score of 8-1.

Mutually agreeing to terminate his deal with German outfit Wolfsburg this week, former Manchester United playmaker Christian Eriksen has not been included in Denmark’s squad. Brentford midfielder Mathias Jensen remains on the sidelines with a muscle issue and will not feature this month.

Bagging what turned out to be a consolation strike away at Norway in midweek, Napoli striker Rasmus Hojlund will spearhead Denmark’s charge in the final third. Completing a season-long loan move to Strasbourg over the summer, Chelsea loanee Filip Jorgensen should keep his spot between the sticks.

As for the visitors, suffering more World Cup qualifying heartbreak back in March as they were hit with infamous penalty shootout frustration at home against Bosnia & Herzegovina, Wales have continued to show a real hangover. Getting their Nations League adventure underway with a 1-0 loss away at European giants Portugal on Thursday night, Craig Bellamy’s camp are widely regarded as a standout League A relegation candidate this year. Signing off June’s international break with a worrying 2-1 defeat at the hands of Romania, the Dragons have failed to win any of their previous five appearances across all competitions. Enduring their longest winless rut since way back in November 2022, Wales have also struggled to find any kind of stability outside of Cardiff. In fact, Bellamy’s side have registered just a pair of wins on foreign soil over the past two years.

Both dealing with respective injury issues, Wales are unable to call upon the Leeds United duo of Harry Wilson and Joe Rodon this weekend. Despite completing a shock summer switch to Premier League giants Manchester United, Karl Darlow has not been included in Bellamy’s squad.

Forced to settle for a spot on the bench in midweek and only making a late cameo appearance, Wrexham marksman Kieffer Moore could be handed a full recall here. Likewise, Daniel James could replace Liverpool youngster Lewis Koumas in the final third.

Denmark vs Wales Key Factors to Consider

• When Denmark and Wales last met for a competitive showdown back in June 2021, Sunday’s hosts cruised their way to a thumping 4-0 European Championships victory in Amsterdam.
• Denmark have won all of their previous three straight meetings against the Dragons by an aggregate score of 8-1.
• Wales have failed to win any of their previous five consecutive appearances across all competitions (three defeats, two draws).
• Including that 1-0 loss against Portugal in midweek, Wales have recorded just a pair of competitive victories on foreign soil since back in September 2024.
• Denmark have not suffered a single competitive defeat in front of their own supporters since back in November 2024.

Landing a stunning 4-0 victory when they last met Wales at the delayed European Championships back in the summer of 2021, Denmark will be seeking a repeat performance here. Not suffering a single defeat in Copenhagen since back in November 2024, Riemer’s side should be smelling a potential opportunity on Sunday evening. Winning all of their previous three straight showdowns against the Dragons by an aggregate score of 8-1, Denmark will be confident of exploiting a Wales squad who are enduring their longest winless rut in almost four years.

Verdict: Denmark win & Under 4.5 goals

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