Watch Wales vs Denmark for free from anywhere in the world as Craig Bellamy's side aim to follow their Norway win with another. Read on as FourFourTwo brings you all the live stream details and TV channels wherever you are in the world.
- Kick-Off Time: 7:45pm BST / 2:45pm ET / 4:45am AEST (Mon)
- Free Stream: BBC iPlayer (UK)
- TV Channels: BBC Two (UK) / Fubo (US) / beIN Sports (AUS)
- Watch from anywhere: Get 75% off NordVPN
Speculation about Craig Bellamy's future as Wales manager has done nothing to distract from a terrific win in their last Nations League fixture.
Before they beat Norway, they lost 2-0 to Denmark in Copenhagen and fell to a 1-0 defeat to Portugal. Those defeats threatened to derail the international window but Bellamy masterminded a gutsy comeback victory in Cardiff.
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How to watch Wales vs Denmark for free in the UK
UK viewers can watch Wales vs Denmark live and free on BBC Two, with coverage also available on BBC iPlayer. S4C will have Welsh language coverage.
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Watch Wales vs Denmark in the US
In the US, Fubo is an official broadcast partner of the UEFA Nations League. Wales vs Denmark will be available on Fubo Sports Network 2.
Watch Wales vs Denmark in Australia
Fans in Australia can watch Wales vs Denmark live on beIN SPORTS. The game will be shown on beIN SPORTS Connect.
Wales vs Denmark: Nations League preview
Oscar Bobb's early goal was cancelled out by Dan James and Neco Williams either side of half time, and Wales go again at Cardiff City Stadium today.
That result means that Group A4 is delightfully bunched up behind runaway leaders Portugal with two games to go. Wales, Denmark and Norway have each won one and lost two, so this head-to-head could be a defining one in the chase for the play-offs.
Denmark were on the wrong end of a thrilling 4-2 against Portugal at Parken on Thursday night. With Cristiano Ronaldo having flounced out of the camp, his teammates stepped up to bank their third win in three.
Mikkel Damsgaard ended the night with a goal and an assist, his second and third goal contributions of the campaign - all in defeat.
Their lone win, which was against today's opponents, came courtesy of an own goal by Ben Davies and Gustav Isaksen in the second half in the Danish capital.
FourFourTwo's prediction
Wales 2-1 Denmark
FourFourTwo expects a close affair, but we're backing a Welsh win in the spirit of not sitting on the fence.
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