Denmark were tipped by many to perform well in the 2022 World Cup, although the Danes flopped in Qatar and will hope to give a better account of themselves in Germany. Kasper Hjulmand remains in charge of a team who were able to top their qualifying section, finishing narrowly ahead of Slovenia although there were issues on the road.
There were defeats away to Kazakhstan and Northern Ireland, with Christian Eriksen remaining the midfield playmaker for this country, although the Manchester United player hasn’t featured an enormous amount for his club this term. Anderlecht’s Kasper Schmeichel remains between the sticks and there’s defensive experience in the form of Joachim Andersen and Simon Kjaer.
England are trading at a short price to claim a victory and there are lots of options for Gareth Southgate in order to freshen things up. It’s possible that Luke Shaw will be able to return in the left-back position, while there could be a start for Anthony Gordon and potentially Kobbie Mainoo in central midfield.
An England win and Under 3.5 Goals could be a good combination, with Southgate looking to make sure of landing top spot and a potentially viable route through to the business end of the competition. Bet Builders including Harry Kane to find the net could be popular, with the striker likely to lead the line once again.