Australia vs Denmark Odds & Prediction

Australia and Denmark play each other in the final round of Group D fixtures in 2022 FIFA World Cup. The match starts at 10 am ET on Wednesday, November 30. Australia are second in their group and a win will guarantee them a place in last 16. Denmark are still without a victory and need three points to have any chance of qualification.

Denmark kicks off as big odds-on favorites at -185. Australia are listed at a huge +550. The draw is generously priced and implied at 24%.

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Australia beat Tunisia 1-0 on Matchday 2. They are in good position to qualify for the knockout phase for only the second time ever. A draw against Denmark will probably be enough, barring a freak win for Tunisia over France. Australia have a poor record against European opposition, losing eight of their last 11 games. However, they did manage to draw with Denmark in the group stages in Russia 2018.

They kept a clean sheet against Tunisia. It was their first in a World Cup finals tournament since 1974. They lost to France in their opening game, but they took the lead in that game.

Denmark have had a disappointing start to their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign. They drew with Tunisia and lost to France.

Denmark made it to the semifinals of Euro 2020 despite losing their first two group games. They will be hoping to repeat their performance against Russia. Christian Eriksen created five chances in Tunisia game. Denmark have lost five World Cup finals games without a win.

Australia vs Denmark team news, probable lineups and injuries.

Denmark's team is Schmeichel, Andersen, Kjaer, Christensen, Kristensen, Hojbjerg, Eriksen, Maehle, Skov Olsen, Dolberg, and Damsgaard.

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Denmark have no option but to go for it against the Aussies. Denmark's performance level against France was good. The Danes are likely to edge a narrow victory.