Denmark v Wales: where to watch, line-ups, all on Nations League | OneFootball

Denmark and Wales face off this Sunday (27) at 1 p.m. (Brasília time) at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, in the second round of Group A4 of the 2026/27 UEFA Nations League. Both teams make their debut in this round with an eye on the race for the quarterfinal spots, which also includes Norway and Portugal.

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Context and current form of the teams

Denmark comes into the match after opening the competition against Norway and is counting on the strength of playing at home in Copenhagen.

Wales, meanwhile, returns to League A in this edition during a difficult spell: one defeat and three draws in its last four matches. The two teams met in the 2018 Nations League and in the Euro 2020 round of 16, clashes in which the Danes had the upper hand.

Current standings

Denmark and Wales are in the bottom spots, in 3rd and 4th place respectively. Both lost their opening matches. Denmark and Wales, along with Norway and Portugal, are competing for the group’s two quarterfinal places.

Where to watch Denmark vs Wales

Denmark

Denmark will have the support of the home crowd in Copenhagen as it looks to build momentum in the competition against a weakened Wales side. Højbjerg and Hjulmand are expected to play key roles in the team’s defensive protection and build-up play.

Probable lineup

Wales

Wales returns to the Nations League elite at a difficult time and heads into the match with important absences in the squad, including Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, Joe Rodon and Ben Cabango.

Absentees: Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, Joe Rodon, Dylan Lawlor and Isaak Davies.

Probable lineup

Head-to-head record

In 11 official meetings between the national teams, Denmark has the edge, with seven wins to Wales’s four, with no draws in the history of the fixture.

Officiating team

Referee: Willy Delajod FRA

Assistant referees:Erwan Finjean FRA and Valentin Evrard FRA

Fourth official:Ruddy Buquet FRA

Video Assistant Referee (VAR): Bastien Dechepy FRA

Assistant Video Assistant Referee:Marc Bollengier FRA

Match facts

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) Denmark vs Wales

What time is the Denmark vs Wales match?

The match kicks off at 1 p.m. (Brasília time) this Sunday (27).

Where to watch Denmark vs Wales?

The broadcast will be available on ESPN and Disney+;

What was the result of the last meeting between the teams?

In 11 official matches in history, Denmark has won seven times to Wales’s four, with no draws recorded.

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