Wales travel to Copenhagen for their second Nations League match of the international window, facing Denmark on Sunday evening. Craig Bellamy's side opened their campaign with a 1-0 defeat to Portugal in Lisbon, despite a strong performance given a depleted squad that was missing Joe Rodon, Harry Wilson, Karl Darlow and Nathan Broadhead.
Match details and team news
Denmark began their own campaign with a 3-2 defeat to Norway. Both Scandinavian nations head to Cardiff next week to complete this first batch of fixtures. Bellamy will hope his players recover in time for the trip to the Danish capital.
How to watch Denmark v Wales
Kick-off is at 5pm on Sunday, September 27, at Telia Parken in Copenhagen. The match is being shown on BBC Wales and S4C, with coverage on BBC1 and S4C starting at 4.30pm. Viewers can also stream the game via BBC iPlayer and S4C's Clic app.
Quotes from both camps
Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg said: "The elephant in the room is that you have two of the same types in midfield, right? Maybe the coach should choose one and leave the other out, and then we ultimately have to think about the best interests of the team and not our own. You can't let the world's best striker stand free on a flat ball on a corner kick. It's just not good enough."
Craig Bellamy said: "It was a difficult game for us. We had to suffer a lot. I think that's the longest we've been in a game without the ball. We could have done more with the ball but I'm beyond proud as well. We have a lot of players who weren't here. That's OK, we can handle it. A lot of players who don't play, week-in, week-out. So for them to use the energy they were able to, we've got to have a big heart to be able to do that. They've always shown that and they showed that again."
