Denmark vs Wales

Denmark play Wales in UEFA Nations League League A Matchweek 2 on Sunday, 27 September 2026 at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen, with both sides seeking their first points of the campaign after opening-round defeats.

Denmark scored twice in their 3-2 defeat to Norway

Denmark opened their UEFA Nations League campaign on 24 September 2026 with a 3-2 loss away to Norway. The Danish side managed two goals in that fixture, showing sharp attacking work, but conceding three times left them empty-handed. Following that opening fixture, Denmark sit third of 12 in Group 4 with zero points and a minus-one goal difference from one game played.

Wales travel after failing to score against Portugal

Wales opened their Group 4 schedule on 24 September 2026 with a 1-0 defeat against Portugal. That result leaves Wales fourth of 12 in Group 4 with zero points and a minus-one goal difference, alongside an away record in this competition of zero wins, zero draws, and one loss with zero goals scored and one conceded. Craig Bellamy selected Kieffer Moore and Danny Ward in the squad, but attacker Nathan Broadhead was ruled out by a thigh injury, while Harry Wilson was listed as an injury concern with a quadriceps issue. Without finding the net in their opening 90 minutes, Wales must improve their finishing at Parken Stadium.

Our model firmly expects a Denmark win

Our forecasting model firmly expects a Denmark win on 27 September 2026. Denmark demonstrated clear scoring ability by registering two goals against Norway, whereas Wales were shut out in their 1-0 loss to Portugal. With Wales carrying an away record of one defeat from one match in the tournament and zero goals scored on their travels, the model gives Denmark the advantage as they return to Copenhagen for Matchweek 2.