Denmark vs Portugal Tips and Predictions O/U Arnola Septa Maheswara

UEFA Nations League

Analysis More Tips

Denmark

Portugal

Further Reading

Luks Won 8/12

Denmark will be looking for another win after the 2-0 Nations League triumph vs Wales. In their preceding 6 fixtures, Brian Riemer's Denmark have hit the back of the net a total of 12 times resulting in an average number of goals scored per match of 2. Portugal Portugal will go into the clash following a 1-2 Nations League win vs Norway in their previous match. A succession of reliable showings by the Portugal defensive unit has seen the number of goals they’ve conceded amounting to 2 from their past 6 clashes overall. During the same period, their own attack force has managed to score 9. Regardless, we will just have to wait and see whether the trend might be replicated here in this game. Our feeling is that Denmark will need to apply a lot of pressure to find the net against this Portugal lineup who we think might score & stay on top.

O/U
UEFA NL Denmark - Portugal
LACOBRAAA

Denmark currently holds 3 points from 1 win and 1 loss in UEFA Nations League Group A4. After falling 2-3 to Norway on the road in their opening fixture, they notched a convincing 2-0 home win over Wales to get their home form back on a positive track. The side is facing a severe injury crisis this window that has almost torn apart their entire central axis: key starting centre-back Christensen, midfield playmaker Glenn Bak, target man Dolberg, fullback Alexander Bah, and Manchester United winger Dogu are all unavailable. Head coach Riemer has openly stated that "a lot of things have to start from scratch" for the team, while newly called-up players Nartey and Skov Olsen have very limited senior national team experience. The upside is that core talents including Hojlund, Damsgaard and Hojbjerg are fully fit, the home Parken Stadium always boasts a raucous, energizing atmosphere, and Denmark has not fallen behind Portugal in their recent home head-to-heads. Their main hidden flaws are t

AH
UEFA NL Denmark - Portugal
Henry Land Won 7/10

Looking at their respective 10-game recent runs, Denmark has recorded 5 wins, 3 draws and 2 losses, carrying strong momentum into this clash. Their defensive organization is solid, they have managed to find the back of the net in almost every fixture, and their attacking output remains consistent. The addition of a new reinforcement has further boosted their competitiveness, and the whole squad is fully motivated for this contest. Portugal, on the other hand, notched 7 wins, 2 draws and 1 loss over the same recent period, but their poor showing in the last match laid bare hidden issues with the players' mental resilience and on-pitch rhythm. While their overall strength ranks in the upper mid-tier of the competition, their recent performances have been far from impressive. This will undoubtedly be a tight, fiercely fought battle. Denmark boasts a slight edge in line-up for this game, and will aim to ride their good form to take positive results, while Portugal still has enough quality

AH
UEFA NL Denmark - Portugal

48

More Recommend

Recent attacking output gaps between the two sides in UEFA Nations League play stand out immediately. Azerbaijan claimed one point from their opening group fixture after a 1-1 away draw against Lithuania, sitting second in League D Group 2 standings. Across their last 10 outings, they have notched 3 wins, 2 draws and 5 losses, scoring over 1 goal per game on average while conceding 1.8 goals per match. Their only confirmed absentee is key forward Renat Dadasov due to injury, with the rest of the full squad available for selection. By contrast, Liechtenstein have suffered two consecutive defeats without scoring a single goal, falling 0-2 to Lithuania in their Nations League opener before a 0-2 friendly loss to Malta. Their form across the last 10 matches is far more underwhelming, with just 1 win from 10 attempts, averaging a mere 0.3 goals scored and 2.6 goals conceded per game. Their head coach has confirmed the entire traveling squad is fully fit with no injury concerns ahead of the

O/U
UEFA NL Azerbaijan - Liechtenstein
The League B Group B3 of the UEFA Nations League has taken clear shape after the opening two matchdays. The Republic of Ireland rank third in the group with 3 points, having claimed 1 win and 1 loss across their first two outings. They recovered from a tight 0-1 away defeat to Kosovo to cruise to a 3-0 win over Israel, with Parrott, Idah and Molan each notching a goal. Austria top the table with full 6 points from two consecutive wins, beating both Israel and Kosovo 3-1 in turn, with six different players registering goals in the two fixtures. Still, they face notable squad shortages: Alaba and Baumgartner are confirmed absent, Wanner and Veratschnig have returned to their clubs due to injuries, while Horvat has no structural thigh damage and is eligible to play. Austria hold a clear edge in the 16 past head-to-head clashes, claiming 9 wins compared to Ireland's 3, and Ireland's last victory over Austria dates back to 2016. Ireland’s attacking line has been severely depleted after lo

O/U
UEFA NL Ireland - Austria
Forced to play all their home fixtures at neutral venues due to ongoing security concerns, Israel currently sits rock bottom of their UEFA Nations League group with zero points from two opening matches. They were beaten 1-3 by Austria and 0-3 by Ireland in their first two group outings, shipping 6 total goals while only scoring once. Defensive fragility is their most glaring recent flaw, as they have conceded 9 goals across their last 5 games, even though their attacking unit still managed to net 8 goals in the same stretch. Kosovo, by contrast, rank second in the group with 3 points, having edged Ireland 1-0 in their opener before falling 1-3 to Austria. They hold a 3-2 win-loss record across their last 5 outings, scoring 6 and conceding 6 to deliver far more balanced performances on both ends of the pitch. Across their two prior head-to-head meetings, Israel secured a 1-1 home draw before suffering a 0-1 away loss, leaving Kosovo with the clear upper hand in their historical duels. S

AH
UEFA NL Israel - Kosovo

0 Comments

All

By Author

Add Comment

Post

Denmark VS Portugal