Denmark vs Wales Predictions, Picks & Odds – 27/09/2026

UEFA Nations League · 2

27 Sep 2026 Louis Hecq

Denmark vs Wales – Best bets of the match

Bookmaker	1	X	2	Bonus info
Betfred	1.50	4.20	6.50	View odds
Ladbrokes	1.95	2.40	5.25	View Odds
Coral	2.00	2.40	5.25	View Odds
BoyleSports	1.44	4.20	6.50	View odds
William Hill	1.44	4.00	6.00	View Odds

Our prediction

1: Denmark to win

1.50 on Betfred

· Confidence Medium

Odds recorded on 25 Sep 2026 at 19:57 · Odds are subject to change

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Denmark's recent form reads as mixed, with a win and two draws from their last three outings. Brian Riemer's side face a genuine defensive headache heading into this fixture; Andreas Christensen has been replaced by Lucas Hogsberg after picking up a strain, while Alexander Bah withdrew with a shoulder problem. Kasper Dolberg's knee injury further weakens their attacking options, with Anton Gaaei and Mohamed Daramy drafted in as replacements.

Wales return to League A after earning promotion, though their preparation has been disrupted considerably. Craig Bellamy's squad suffered a triple blow when Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, and Karl Darlow all pulled out through injury. David Cornell, Joe Taylor, and Charlie Savage have been called up as cover. Four matches without a win, including three consecutive draws and a defeat, suggest Wales arrive in Copenhagen lacking momentum and short of confidence.

Recommended Bets

	Betfred	Ladbrokes	Coral
Denmark to win	1.50	1.95	2.00
Under 2.5	·	1.95	1.95
BTTS Yes	2.00	1.95	2.00

Odds recorded on 25 Sep 2026 at 19:57 · Odds are subject to change

Denmark's defensive woes make this a complicated fixture to assess, yet the home side still hold a commanding head-to-head record. Three victories from four previous meetings, with an 8-2 aggregate goals advantage, underline their superiority over Wales. The home win at 1.50 reflects that pedigree, and even with Andreas Christensen, Kasper Dolberg, and Alexander Bah all absent, Denmark possess the squad depth to cope.

Wales arrive in similarly troubled shape. Craig Bellamy has lost Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, and Karl Darlow to injury, stripping his squad of experience in attack and between the posts. Their recent run of one defeat and three draws from four matches suggests a side struggling to convert possession into victories, which dims their prospects of springing a surprise here.

Given both sides' personnel problems, goals at either end feel plausible, making both teams to score at 2.00 an appealing secondary selection. The primary pick, however, remains a Denmark victory at 1.50. Their historical dominance in this fixture, superior squad resources, and home advantage should prove decisive against a Welsh side lacking cutting edge in the final third.