Denmark vs Greece prediction
The 2026 FIFA World Cup European qualifying Group C fixture between Denmark and Greece will take place on Sunday, 12 October 2025 at 9:45 PM GMT +3 local time at Parken Stadium. This encounter pits the early group leaders Denmark, who occupy first place with 4 points, against a compact Greece side sitting third on 3 points. Denmark arrive with an unblemished defeat record in the group to date (one win, one draw, goals 3:0) and will be looking to exploit home advantage at Parken. Greece travel under the stewardship of coach Ivan Jovanović, having registered one victory and one loss in the group so far, and an encouraging attacking return of five goals across their opening matches.
Both nations know the value of a positive result at this stage of qualifying. Denmark’s disciplined defensive record in the mini-tournament thus far contrasts with Greece’s greater goal involvement, and the tactical battle between the sides promises to be decisive. The most recent direct meeting concluded with a 3:0 victory for Denmark on Greek soil, a result that will weigh on the visitors’ preparation. Below are our considered betting tips and an analytical preview of the tie.
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Betting tip — Main prediction: Home win (Tip 1)
Our principal betting tip for this fixture is a home victory for Denmark (Tip 1). Denmark sit top of Group C and have shown defensive solidity in qualifying and recent internationals, conceding very little in the opening phase. Parken Stadium is a venue where Denmark typically impose their structure, and the psychological edge of hosting, combined with the memory of a convincing 3:0 win over Greece in the last direct meeting, supports a forecast for another Danish success. Greece have demonstrated attacking capabilities but have also shown susceptibilities that a composed Danish side can exploit. Best available odds on this 1X2 market from the supplied data: Tip 1 at Betwinner with odd 1.72.
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Betting tip — Both teams score? No
Our second betting tip is that both teams will not score — Both teams score? No. This selection is grounded in Denmark’s current defensive form in qualifying (no goals conceded in the group so far) and their recent results which underline a capacity to control matches without conceding frequently. Greece, while capable in attack, may struggle to break down a compact Danish defensive block reinforced by home support and careful tactical management. A ‘No’ on both teams scoring is therefore a conservative but plausible outcome. Best available odds for the both-teams market in the supplied data: Tip NO at Paripesa with odd 1.80.
Betting tip — Over/Under: Under 2.5 goals
Our third betting tip recommends Under 2.5 goals. Given Denmark’s disciplined defensive displays in qualifying and the likelihood of a measured, tactical contest at Parken, a low-scoring game is a credible expectation. Greece’s goal return in recent matches demonstrates they can score, but Denmark’s propensity to limit opponents’ chances suggests the match could finish with fewer than three goals. A cautious, possession-oriented Danish approach combined with Greek pragmatism under manager Ivan Jovanović makes Under 2.5 goals a sensible selection. Best available odds: Under 2.5 goals at 1.78 on Betwinner.
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Statistics for Denmark vs Greece
Denmark team news!
Denmark arrive at Parken leading Group C with 4 points from two matches (1 win, 1 draw, 0 defeats) and a goal difference of +3 (3:0). Their home record in qualifying thus far shows no wins but one draw (0 wins, 1 draw, 0 defeats at home in the campaign so far) and overall recent form across all competitions reads: 3 wins, 1 draw, 1 defeat in the last five matches. The manager/coach for Denmark is listed as – (no name provided in the supplied data). Tactical emphasis for Denmark has been on defensive organisation and structured transitions, a foundation that has delivered clean sheets and controlled performances.
Greece team news!
Greece occupy third position in Group C with 3 points after one win and one defeat, having scored five and conceded four goals in group play. Their away record in the qualifying campaign is not yet established (0 wins, 0 draws, 0 defeats recorded for away fixtures in the supplied group snapshot). Under coach Ivan Jovanović, Greece have shown attacking enterprise in recent matches and a resilient mentality that has yielded positive results: their form over the last five matches stands at 4 wins and 1 defeat. Jovanović’s side will rely on disciplined organisation and efficient use of chances to disrupt Denmark at Parken.
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H2H statistics
Across the last five meetings between Denmark and Greece in all competitions, Denmark have recorded 3 wins, there has been 1 draw, and Greece have 1 win. The most recent direct meeting ended in a 3:0 away win for Denmark (i.e., Denmark victorious on Greek soil), a result that underlines Denmark’s capacity to produce decisive performances against this opponent.
Last results Denmark
Denmark’s current form over the last five matches is: 3 wins, 1 draw, and 1 defeat. This sequence indicates a generally positive trend with defensive stability and the ability to secure favourable results, although not entirely free from setbacks.
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Last results Greece
Greece’s recent sequence across their last five matches reads: 4 wins and 1 defeat, reflecting a strong run of form and attacking productivity. That momentum makes Greece a competitive visitor, capable of causing problems for Denmark if they reproduce their best performances.
Conclusion
On balance, Denmark enter this fixture as favourites due to their position at the top of Group C, their defensive record in qualifying, and the psychological advantage of hosting at Parken. Greece are by no means an easy opponent — Ivan Jovanović’s side have shown goal-scoring threat and recent winning form — but the historical edge and current group status favour Denmark. Our principal forecast remains a Denmark home win (Tip 1), complemented by selections anticipating a low-scoring encounter: Both teams score? No, and Under 2.5 goals.
