Wales face Denmark in the UEFA Nations League at the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday, October 4, with kick-off at 7.45pm BST. Craig Bellamy's side look to avenge their recent defeat in Copenhagen.
TV channel and live stream
UK viewers can watch the match live for free on BBC Two or S4C, as free-to-air coverage is provided for Home Nation fixtures. S4C pre-match coverage starts at 7.15pm, while BBC Two coverage begins at 7.30pm.
Fans in the UK can stream the action online via BBC iPlayer, the BBC Sport website or S4C Clic. American viewers can stream the match live in English on Fubo or access Spanish-language coverage on the ViX app.
Head-to-head record
Across 12 previous international encounters between the two nations, Denmark hold the advantage with eight victories to Wales' four wins, with no draws ever recorded. Denmark won the most recent meeting 2-0 at Parken Stadium last Sunday.
Team news
For Wales, Harry Wilson (quadriceps), Nathan Broadhead (thigh) and defender Joe Rodon are all ruled out after withdrawing from the squad, alongside goalkeeper Karl Darlow. For Denmark, manager Brian Riemer is facing injury issues of his own with Patrick Dorgu (hamstring), Andreas Christensen and Albert Gronbæk all ruled out.
