Parken stadium in Copenhagen city, Denmark will be the location of Denmark’s match against France, which will get underway at 18:45 UTC on September 25, 2022. This match is part of the League A, Group 1 competition for the UEFA Nations League. 

This next weekend will see the continuation of the UEFA Nations League with another round of fixtures. On Sunday, France will compete against Denmark in one of these matchups. Both clubs have the ability to be formidable on their best days and have stated that they desire to win this matchup. 

France is currently in third place in Group 1 of the UEFA Nations League standings. They have struggled throughout the past year and have not been at their best. In their most recent match, Les Bleus breezed through Austria with a 2-0 victory and will want to attain a result that is comparable to that this coming weekend. 

Denmark, on the other hand, is currently in second place in the group but has shown a lack of consistency so far this year. This week, the Danish team was defeated by Croatia by a score of 2-1, and they will need to get back on track in order to win this match.

Denmark vs France: Head-to-Head Analysis

Beginning in 1984, the national teams of Denmark and France battled each other in a total of seven games, three of which ended in victories for Denmark and one in a tie. 

Teams are in competition with one another in events such as the UEFA Nations League, the World Cup, and Euro-2020; the following rankings on the tournament table are held by the teams competing in these tournaments: 

Euro 2020: Denmark finished with a total of 0 points, 0 wins, 0 draws, and 3 losses. The final score was 0 goals and 8 shots on goal were missed. 

France has a total of six points, with two victories, zero draws played, and one defeats. There were 7 goals scored in total, however, there were 4 goals disallowed. 

Denmark vs France: Predicted Outcome

The French national team is now dealing with an injury crisis, and some of their stars are in a desperate race against the clock to regain their full health in time for the World Cup. Both Kylian Mbappe and Antoine Griezmann turned in strong performances against Austria and will seek to continue their strong play over the course of the weekend. 

On their day, Denmark can be a formidable opponent, but they will need to play at the top of their game to have any chance of winning on Sunday. On paper, France is the more talented team, and they have the advantage going into this matchup. 

France is likely to lose to Denmark by a score of 1-2.

Denmark vs France: Predicted Lineup

Denmark Lineup

Due to the fact that they are nursing injuries at the moment, Robert Skov, Jonas Wind, and Christian Norgaard will not be participating in this match. Additionally, Andreas Cornelius is having issues with his fitness and will not be playing against France because of this. 

Robert Skov, Jonas Wind, Christian Norgaard, and Andreas Cornelius have all sustained injuries. 

Doubtful: None 

Suspended: None 

France Lineup

Karim Benzema, Lucas Digne, N’Golo Kante, Lucas Hernandez, Hugo Lloris, and Kingsley Coman are among the injured French players who are not available for selection. France’s injury list is extensive. During the hiatus from international competition, Jules Kounde and Ousmane Dembele both suffered injuries as well. 

Karim Benzema, Lucas Digne, N’Golo Kante, Lucas Hernandez, Hugo Lloris, Kingsley Coman, Adrien Rabiot, Boubacar Kamara, Paul Pogba, Ibrahima Konate, Presnel Kimpembe, and Jules Kounde are among the players who have been sidelined with injuries. 

Doubtful: Ousmane Dembele 

Suspended: None

Denmark Predicted XI (3-4-3): Kasper Schmeichel; Joachim Andersen, Andreas Christensen, Simon Kjaer; Joakim Maehle, Daniel Wass, Thomas Delaney, Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg; Andreas Skov Olsen, Christian Eriksen, Martin Braithwaite

France Predicted XI (4-3-3): Mike Maignan; Benjamin Pavard, William Saliba, Raphael Varane, Ferland Mendy; Matteo Guendouzi, Aurelien Tchouameni, Eduardo Camavinga; Antoine Griezmann, Kylian Mbappe, Olivier Giroud

How to Watch Denmark vs France Live on Channel 4

Channel 4 will broadcast live coverage of England’s UEFA Nations League games, UEFA EURO 2024 qualifiers, and international friendlies. 

Channel 4 will broadcast live coverage of six England games this year, beginning on June 4th with the team’s match against Hungary. This will be followed by their away game against Germany three days later on June 7th. Gareth Southgate’s squad will be looking to avenge their UEFA EURO final loss to Italy when they face the team that now holds the title of UEFA EURO winners at Molineux on June 11. This will be the first time that Channel 4 in the United Kingdom will broadcast live coverage of the men’s national team. 

Because of an agreement reached by Channel 4‘s sports department, all England matches will be broadcast live on public television stations from now until 2024. Furthermore, this will be the first time that England’s UEFA Nations League games will be broadcast on publicly accessible television channels. Channel 4 will broadcast a total of twenty live England matches between 2022 and 2024. 

Channel 4 is a public broadcast television network in the United Kingdom that is free to watch. In addition to its headquarters in London, it has a National Headquarters in Leeds and creative centers in Glasgow and Bristol.

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