Denmark have won their last four matches against Wales: prediction for Wales — Denmark
The UEFA Nations League matchday-four clash between Wales and Denmark will take place on 4 October at Cardiff City Stadium. Both teams have collected three points after three rounds: the Welsh defeated Norway 2:1 in their previous match, while the Danes lost 2:4 to Portugal.
Wales: first win in almost a year
Craig Bellamy’s side made a poor start to the tournament, losing 0:1 to Portugal and 0:2 to Denmark. However, in the third round, Wales managed to turn the game around against Norway and secured a 2:1 victory despite conceding first.
The squad’s injury problems have not gone away, with Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, Joe Rodon and several other players unavailable. After the successful match against Norway, Bellamy may keep the same starting XI.
Denmark: potent attack but inconsistent results
Denmark began this Nations League campaign with a 2:3 defeat by Norway, then comfortably beat Wales 2:0 before losing 2:4 to Portugal in a high-scoring encounter.
Once again, much of the attention will be focused on Rasmus Højlund. The striker has scored twice in three matches during this international window and should remain the visitors’ main attacking option.
Match facts and head-to-head record
- Wales beat Norway 2:1 to end a lengthy winless run.
- Denmark have won their last four matches against Wales.
- Wales’ last victory over Denmark came in November 2008.
Both teams are capable of producing a high-scoring game: prediction for Wales — Denmark
Wales received a major emotional boost after beating Norway and could once again play with greater freedom at home. At the same time, Denmark remain the stronger team in terms of individual quality and have already beaten the Welsh in this campaign.
On the other hand, Denmark’s defence has shown signs of weakness more than once across the three rounds, while Wales have finally started creating and converting chances. Given the balance of power, a draw with goals looks like a logical outcome.
