Denmark vs Belarus Prediction 15.11.2025 | WC Qualifiers

Denmark find themselves within touching distance of securing a third consecutive World Cup finals appearance, but it remains to be seen whether they can book their ticket directly or will be forced to take the tougher route through the playoffs.

Overall, Brian Riemer’s men remain in control at the top of their qualifying section, though only thanks to a superior goal difference over Scotland, who are breathing down their necks and will provide the decisive opposition on the final matchday.

Since being dismantled 5-2 by Portugal in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinals, the Danish Dynamite have produced a superb response, going six matches unbeaten and winning five of them — with four of those victories coming in dominant fashion by margins of three goals or more.

As they head into the final two qualifiers for the 2026 World Cup, Denmark will have to cope without Wolfsburg defender Joakim Maehle, who recently picked up a shoulder injury, while Kasper Dolberg has recovered from his issue but was not called up to the national squad as he is still regaining full fitness.

When it comes to the Belarus national team, they find themselves in a prolonged downward spiral in recent years and, perhaps more worryingly, there are no signs of progress on the horizon, with their World Cup qualifying campaign threatening to become one of the worst in their history.

Despite the year starting on a positive note with impressive displays that briefly reignited belief in brighter days ahead — outclassing Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, and Kazakhstan with a combined scoreline of 11-1 — the White Wings have since been nothing short of disastrous in every subsequent outing.

Indeed, Belarus have ended up on the wrong side of the scoreline in each of their last five matches, including all four defeats in this World Cup qualifying cycle, during which their defensive line has completely fallen apart, conceding an alarming 15 goals. As things stand, they appear destined to complete first WCQ campaign without a single point to their name.

On a slightly brighter note, head coach Carlos Alos has no injury concerns to deal with, but he has opted to inject fresh energy into the squad by calling up several debutants who will be eager to justify their first-ever international selections.