Denmark have won just one of their last six fixtures
Wales have scored in seven of their last eight matches
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Wales won plenty of admirers despite commencing their Nations League Group A4 campaign with a 1-0 loss away to Portugal, but they will be seeking points rather than plaudits when they face Denmark at the Parken Stadion on Saturday.
Participation in League A is a challenge for Wales, who played in the Nations League’s top tier in 2022 and accrued one point from six games.
But Wales gave a decent account of themselves against Portugal and will be hoping for a better outcome against the Danes, who started their campaign with a 3-2 defeat in Norway.
Denmark were disappointed to miss out on a place at the 2026 World Cup, but they are accustomed to elite level Nations League football, having been a top-tier side in 2020, 2022 and 2024.
The Danes twice came from behind in Thursday’s clash away to Norway but were unable to keep a lid on Erling Haaland, who settled the contest with the second of his two goals.
Team news
Alexander Bah, Andreas Christensen and Kasper Dolberg withdrew from the squad before Thursday's 3-2 loss away to Norway.
Head coach Brian Riemer may ponder a few changes with Lazio attacker Gustav Isaksen among the players pushing for inclusion.
Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, Karl Darlow, Dylan Lawlor, Rubin Colwill and Joe Rodon were unable to join up with the squad and there is the possibility of changes as Craig Bellamy strives to manage player workload over a busy period.
Kieffer Moore, Dan James and Sorba Thomas are hoping to start.
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The stats
Denmark have kept just one clean sheet in their last six competitive fixtures.
Both teams have scored in five of Denmark’s last six competitive games.
Wales have conceded the first goal in each of their last four matches.
Three of Wales’s last five games have finished with a 1-1 scoreline.
Four of Wales’s last five matches have generated less than three goals.
Wales have lost just three of their last 22 competitive fixtures.
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Prediction
Wales gave an assured performance for large parts of Thursday’s 1-0 loss away to Portugal and they can avoid defeat against Denmark in Copenhagen.
Craig Bellamy could make a few changes, including a possible start for centre-forward Kieffer Moore, who has been performing well for Wrexham in the Championship.
Moore was on target in Wrexham’s recent 2-1 victory over Southampton and he could find the net against the Danes, who seem to be going through a period of transition.
Denmark lost out in a five-goal game against Norway, but they could be drawn into a more tactical, lower-scoring contest by Wales, who have conceded less than two goals in six of their last seven fixtures.
Score prediction: Denmark 1-1 Wales
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