In this comprehensive preview, we delve into the upcoming Euro 2024 clash between Northern Ireland and Denmark, exploring key statistics, recent form, and insightful analysis to provide you with the most informed betting prediction.
Current Odds and Betting Prediction
The odds currently favor Denmark at 1.67 in the Full-Time Result market, implying a 60% likelihood of victory. Our expert analysis concurs with these odds, making Denmark the recommended pick for this Euro 2024 encounter. For those seeking higher odds, consider exploring the Asian Lines market with a Denmark -1.5 handicap for a potential two-goal victory.
- Northern Ireland to win: 5.25
- Draw: 3.80
- Denmark to win: 1.67
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Northern Ireland vs Denmark Expert Analysis
Team Form and Statistics
To craft our prediction, we meticulously analyze recent team performances and statistics. Here are crucial insights into the form of both Northern Ireland and Denmark:
Key Northern Ireland vs Denmark Stats:
- Northern Ireland has lost 12 of their past 20 matches.
- Northern Ireland failed to score in 6 of their last 10 home matches.
- Denmark is unbeaten in their last 7 matches.
- Denmark has won 12 of their past 20 matches.
- Denmark has scored 2 or more goals in 11 of their past 20 matches.
Last Matches & Head-to-Head
Northern Ireland faced a 4-0 defeat against Finland in their last match, while Denmark secured a 2-1 victory against Slovenia. In their most recent encounter, Denmark emerged victorious with a 1-0 scoreline against Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland vs Denmark Betting Tips
Recommended Bets
Our top betting recommendation is to back Denmark for the Full-Time Result at the current odds of 1.67. For those seeking higher returns, consider exploring the Asian Lines market with Denmark -1.5, providing a larger odds margin.
In-Depth Odds Analysis
The bookies have Denmark as 1.67 favorites, indicating a 60% chance of winning. If you fancy an underdog bet, Northern Ireland is priced at 5.25. Explore Over/Under 2.5 Goals or Both Teams to Score markets for additional betting options.
Team and Squad Information
Latest Euro 2024 and Match Stats
Keep yourself updated with the latest Euro 2024 and match statistics, including Full-Time Result and Goals data.
Team News
Our comprehensive Northern Ireland vs Denmark team news covers injuries for both squads, with lineups provided before kick-off. Access details of the Euro 2024 squads to stay informed about every player on the roster.
Northern Ireland vs Denmark Match History and Tables
Last Matches and Standings
Review the recent Euro 2024 matches, including results and standings. Denmark leads the table with an impressive record of 7 wins in 9 matches.
Tables & Standings
Check out the current standings, highlighting each team’s performance throughout the Euro 2024 campaign.
Conclusion
This preview equips you with the essential information to make an informed betting decision for the Northern Ireland vs Denmark Euro 2024 clash. Our expert analysis leans towards Denmark as the likely victor, supported by comprehensive statistics and team insights.
Northern Ireland End Euro 2024 Campaign on Positive Note with Convincing Win Over Denmark
Northern Ireland finished their disappointing Euro 2024 qualifying campaign on a high by recording an emphatic 2-0 victory over group winners Denmark at a vibrant Windsor Park. Second half goals from the talented Isaac Price and seasoned striker Dion Charles were enough to overcome a Danish side consisting mainly of fringe players.
First Half Marred By Missed Chances
The home side started brightly and carved out a glorious opportunity to take an early lead after just 8 minutes when an errant defensive header fell kindly to Charles, but his shot could only find the far post rather than the back of the net. Eoin Toal then headed wide from an enticing cross as the early momentum was with the hosts.
However, the Danes soon exerted their authority on proceedings through their trademark passing game. Conor Hazard was called into action on several occasions, first watching a swerving half volley fly narrowly over crossbar. The Plymouth keeper then made an excellent stop to deny Andreas Christensen from distance after the ball took a wicked deflection.
On the whole it was a frustrating first half for both teams, with Northern Ireland unable to convert their promising attacks into goals and the Danes failing to seriously test Hazard despite enjoying the lion’s share of possession.
Inspired Substitutions Pay Dividends
Michael O’Neill showed his tactical nous by making positive changes at the interval to shake his team out of their first half slumber. The freshly introduced wide players finally gave Northern Ireland the width they had previously lacked to stretch a narrow Danish backline.
This was evident in the manner of the opening goal on the hour mark. Rampaging full back Jamal Lewis bombed forward before playing an incisive pass to Charles. The striker intelligently laid the ball off to the onrushing Shea Charles, who slotted a perfect through ball for Price to confidently dispatch across the keeper into the far corner.
The home crowd, subdued for much of the contest, suddenly found their voice to rapturously celebrate this overdue breakthrough.
Any hopes of a Danish comeback were quashed just 9 minutes later thanks to an electric cameo from Conor McMenamin. The late substitute tormented tiring right back Joachim Andersen with his direct running before delivering a tantalising low cross which Charles emphatically converted to send Windsor Park into raptures.
Hazard preserved the clean sheet with an excellent late stop to deny former Champions League winner Jonas Wind. The final whistle was greeted with an almighty roar from the bouncing home supporters.
Reasons for Optimism Despite Mixed Campaign
In the end, Northern Ireland signed off their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign with a performance representative of their best attributes – tenacity, determination and clinical finishing. Despite the disappointment of failing to reach the finals, Michael O’Neill has unearthed some talented young prospects capable of forming the nucleus of the next generation.
Isaac Price has established himself as a regular starter, and the likes of Dale Taylor and Shea Charles have shown exciting glimpses of their raw potential. O’Neill will also be buoyed by the long awaited returns from injury of key players like Stuart Dallas, Josh Magennis and Corry Evans.
Whilst Denmark understandably rested players ahead of the World Cup, Northern Ireland can take heart from this victory over the top ranked side in their qualifying group. O’Neill will now turn his attention to bedding in new leaders at the back to replace retiring legends Jonny Evans and Craig Cathcart.
If all the components come together, this Northern Ireland side may emerge as dark horses during the next Euro qualifying tournament. But for now, the players and fans can enjoy this hard fought win over lofty opponents which may come to represent a changing of the guard.
