Portugal vs Denmark Prediction

Recent Form

Portugal's last thirteen matches read nine wins, three draws and just one defeat, with twenty-three goals scored against only nine conceded. That's a team scoring heavily and defending tightly at the same time.

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Portugal: 13 completed matches; Denmark: 8 completed matches.

Portugal

13 matches

Win

69.2% 9 / 13

Draw

23.1% 3 / 13

Loss

7.7% 1 / 13

Scored

23

Conceded

9

Difference

+14

Denmark

8 matches

Win

62.5% 5 / 8

Draw

12.5% 1 / 8

Loss

25% 2 / 8

Scored

16

Conceded

9

Difference

+7

Denmark's sample is smaller at eight matches, but it shows five wins, one draw and two losses, with sixteen goals for and nine against. They can score goals too, just not quite as consistently as Portugal have managed.

Both teams have shown they can find the net regularly, which matters for how this one might play out.

Comparative Team Statistics: Portugal vs Denmark

Head-to-Head

There are four recorded meetings between these two, and the most recent came only weeks before this fixture, in this same Nations League, with Portugal winning 4-2 away in Denmark.

Before that, the two sides split a pair of 2025 meetings, Portugal winning 5-2 at home and Denmark winning 1-0 on their own turf. A much older meeting from 2012 was a 3-2 Portugal win. Three of the four have produced goals at both ends.

Aside from the single 1-0 result, these meetings have tended to produce goals.

Players to Watch

Nuno Mendes has an assist on record in Portugal's recent matches, a small sign of his involvement in their attacking play.

Portugal:

Best assist providers:

Nuno Mendes - 1

Denmark:

Penalty cards:

G. Isaksen x 1

On the Denmark side, Gustav Isaksen has picked up a yellow card in his recent outing. It's a minor detail rather than anything that points to availability either way.

Goals Could Flow Again

Put the recent form and head-to-head together and a pattern starts to show. Portugal have been scoring freely and conceding little, Denmark have been scoring reasonably well themselves, and their last three head-to-head meetings before the most recent 1-0 all produced goals at both ends.

That recent 4-2 meeting a few weeks ago is the most relevant data point here, given it came in the same competition against largely the same group of players. It suggests neither side is set up to sit back completely against the other.