Denmark and Wales meet in Copenhagen for Nations League action

Denmark host Wales on Sunday evening as both teams chase their first victory in the competition.

Written by the BettingEdgeHub desk, 24 September 2026

Brian Riemer takes his Denmark squad back to home soil after opening their campaign with a disappointing defeat against Norway. The hosts want an immediate response and bookmakers price them heavily to secure the points. Punters can back a home win paired with a low scoring match to find some value.

Home advantage counts

Denmark enjoy a strong record at their home stadium and have avoided competitive defeat in front of their supporters for a long time. Their recent head to head record against Sunday opponents also makes positive reading for backers. The hosts have won the last three meetings between the two nations without conceding many goals.

Wales struggle for form

Craig Bellamy leads his visiting team into this match after starting the group stage with a narrow loss against Portugal. The Dragons are currently experiencing a long winless run and struggle badly when playing away from home. Missing key players due to injury adds extra pressure to an already difficult assignment.

Team news updates

Denmark must plan without Christian Eriksen and Mathias Jensen, but Napoli striker Rasmus Hojlund leads the attack. Wales travel without Harry Wilson and Joe Rodon, which could open the door for players like Kieffer Moore to start. Bookmakers shorten odds for the home side with every piece of missing visiting talent.

What it means for a bet

Backing a home victory with under four and a half goals at four to five gives punters a solid betting angle.

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