Denmark host Northern Ireland in an international friendly this evening as both nations warm up for their World Cup qualification campaigns later in the year.
The Danes were on course to have other engagements for this international window having been 3-2 up on aggregate with four minutes to go against Portugal in an Nations League quarter-final showdown back in March.
However, Brian Riemer’s side couldn’t withstand the Portuguese onslaught and lost 5-3 on aggregate, thus missing out on a place in the Nations League finals.
Northern Ireland enjoyed a successful Nations League campaign themselves. Topping a group that also included Bulgaria and Belarus to earn promotion to League B, losing just once along the way.
That said, the visitors may fancy their chances of recording a first-ever win on Danish soil given the hosts have only won once in their last five outings.
Where to watch Denmark vs Northern Ireland
TV channel: In the UK, the game is being shown live and free-to-air on the BBC. Coverage starts at 5.40pm BST on BBC Two Northern Ireland ahead of a 6pm kick-off.
Live stream: Viewers can also watch the action live online via BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport Website which are free with a registration.
