Denmark v Northern Ireland si svolge su 07 giugno 2025 as part of the upcoming International Match series. The game is set at the iconic Parken in København, promising a lively clash on Danish soil.
Fans in the UK can tune in at 18:00 BST, while viewers across Europe will see kick-off at 19:00 CEST in Italy, Germany, France and Spain. Be sure to adjust for your local time and settle in early for full coverage.
Northern Ireland’s last trip to Copenhagen ended in frustration when West Ham striker Callum Marshall was denied a goal by VAR. They’ll be aiming to leave no room for what-ifs this time around.
Panoramica pre-partita
Denmark have been virtually unbeatable at Parken in recent internationals, boasting a string of convincing performances against top-level opposition. Expect them to field a strong lineup as they look to build momentum in the off-season.
Northern Ireland arrive in Copenhagen full of enthusiasm. With two friendlies left before their World Cup qualifying campaign begins in September, they’ll be keen to iron out any weaknesses and test fresh talent.
Dove guardare in streaming e in TV
Fans around the world can catch live coverage on both traditional TV channels and online streaming platforms. Below is a handy guide to services in key markets.
Don’t worry about missing a moment – you can also follow live text commentary and in-play clips to keep up with every chance and goal.
Italy: Watch live on RAI and stream via RaiPlay.
Germania: Sintonizzatevi su ARD o ZDF, or stream through Sportschau.de.
France: Catch the action on beIN Sports e beIN Sports Connect.
Spain: Available on La 1 (TVE) e in streaming tramite RTVE Play.
UK: Live on BBC Two NI with streaming on BBC iPlayer, plus radio coverage on BBC Sounds and live text on the BBC Sport website.
Previsioni
With both sides looking to sharpen their strategies, anticipation is high for an exciting encounter. Denmark will rely on their home advantage, while Northern Ireland aim to spring a surprise.
Expect a competitive first half as teams feel each other out, with Denmark likely to dominate possession. Northern Ireland’s defensive organisation could keep things close, but the hosts may have just enough quality to secure a narrow victory.
