Wales faces Denmark in the Euro 1/8 finals. The match will be played on Saturday, June 26th at Johan Cruijff Arena (Amsterdam)
In Group A, the Wales national team scored four points. The Dragons tied against the Swiss team (1-1), beat Turkey (2-0), and lost to Italy (0-1). As a result, the Welsh national team bypassed the third Red Crosses only due to the better difference between goals scored and conceded (+1 for the Welsh and -1 for the Swiss). It will be the second successive participation in the EURO for the Dragons. Their debut progress from the group in 2016 ended with a defeat to the Portuguese in the semifinals (0-2). In two matches of the current tournament, the referees showed the Welsh three yellow cards, and one game ended with four warnings. Beyond that, Ampadu picked up a red card in the match against the Italians. At the same time, the Dragons received all six of their cards in the tournament in the second half.
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The Danes became the only national team, which took second place in the group with only three points scored. Moreover, Kasper Hjulmand's men pulled their lucky ticket out of the pocket of Stanislav Cherchesov. After losing to the Finns (0-1) and the Belgians (1-2), the Danish Dynamite hammered the Russian team with a 4-1 score and advanced to the knockout rounds due to the positive goal difference. The case of Christian Eriksen, who suffered a cardiac arrest in the match against the Finns, seriously influenced the subsequent performance of the Scandinavians at this EURO. In the first two games, they had a playing advantage and several times outplayed their opponents in the number of shots on goal. But they scored only once and lost both matches. However, the Danes saved all their "shells" for the final decisive game. Denmark received four yellow cards at UEFA EURO 2020 (three against the Belgians and one against the Russians).
The previous ten head-to-head matches took place between 1964 and 2018. Wales won four times, and Denmark gained six victories. At the same time, future opponents never tied. On average, the sides scored a little more than two goals per match (2.1). The most productive match was in 1965, when the Dragons beat the Danes with a score of 4-2. The last confrontation between the teams of Wales and Denmark took place in the 2018 Nations League. The Danes won both matches (2-0 and 2-1). The Scandinavians are on an enthusiastic drive after overcoming the group stage, and they can make several surprises in the knockout rounds. Wales, in turn, is supported by the talents of two players, Ramsey and Bale. Nevertheless, we recommend betting on yellow cards, as it’s difficult to determine the winner in such a confrontation.
Prediction for the match: Over 3.0 yellow cards
