Watch Denmark vs Wales for FREE today as the Nations League continues.
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- Kick-off time: 5:00pm BST / 12:00pm ET / 2:00am AEST (Mon.)
- TV & Streaming: BBC One / BBC iPlayer (UK), Fubo (USA)
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Denmark gave Norway a good game in Oslo but ultimately fell just short, losing 3-2. This match against Wales though could be the perfect tonic with no defeat to the Dragons since 2008.
For Wales, another difficult away trip is on the cards. If they are to avoid relegation from the top tier of the Nations League though they might need to get something in Copenhagen.
Here are all the details you need on live streams to watch Denmark vs Wales online, on TV, and from anywhere.
How to watch Denmark vs Wales for FREE in the UK
Denmark vs Wales will be broadcast for free on BBC One in the UK. Meanwhile, S4C has Welsh-language coverage.
It will also be available to stream at no cost on BBC iPlayer.
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How to watch Denmark vs Wales in the US for FREE
Denmark vs Wales will be broadcast on Fubo in the US with free coverage available on Fubo Sports Network which is carried by Tubi.
How to watch Denmark vs Wales in Australia
Australian viewers can watch Denmark vs Wales on beIN Sports 1 in Australia, which is available via the beIN Sports Connect streaming service.
Denmark vs Wales: Preview
Denmark's Nations League campaign may not have got off to the perfect start, but there were plenty of promising signs in a 3-2 defeat to World Cup quarter-finalists Norway.
Mikkel Damsgaard and Rasmus Hojlund both got on the scoresheet for the Danes, but a late Erling Haaland goal meant they wouldn't pick up any points from their trip to Oslo.
Back at home, they will be keen to make the most of a "supposedly" easier fixture against the Welsh. The last three meetings between these sides have seen Denmark run out 4-0, 2-1 and 2-0 winners, and a repeat today wouldn't be a surprise.
Expect Hojlund to lead the line, while young Thomas Jorgensen of Toulouse may get a chance in the starting XI after making his debut from the bench on Thursday evening.
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For Wales, their defeat in Portugal could have been so much more had Lewis Koumas taken their big chance in the second half. Nevertheless, it was a promising display from Craig Bellamy's side and one that they can take encouragement from heading into today's game.
Admittedly, Bellamy will still be without plenty of his usual first-choice XI, with Harry Wilson, Joe Rodon, Dylan Lawlor and Karl Darlow all still out injured. In their absence, Danny Ward will continue in goal while Ben Davies and Ben Cabango will likely fill in at centre-half again. Expect David Brooks to be Wilson's replacement.
But the former Liverpool winger would surely have been eyeing up this trip to Denmark as the potential chance to pick up points from their opening two games, so expect the Welsh to be more on the front foot.
FourFourTwo's prediction
Denmark 3-1 Wales
FourFourTwo thinks Denmark will have too much for a Welsh side who haven't beaten them since 2008.
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