Denmark vs Norway Prediction 08.06.2024

• Competition: International Friendlies
• Date: Saturday, 8th, June 2024
• Kickoff: 18:30 UTC +1 / 19.30 CEST
• Venue: Brondby Stadion (Brondby)

Hoping to further solidify their momentum ahead of the European Championship, Denmark will host another Scandinavian foe Norway at Brondby Stadion in a Saturday friendly.

Denmark vs Norway Betting Tips: BTTS

The Danes will aim to head to the Euros in Germany with their heads held high by rounding off their all-Scandinavian affairs on a triumphant note, having defeated Sweden 2-1 in a well-deserved victory at Parken Stadium midweek, courtesy of Manchester United duo Rasmus Hojlund and Christian Eriksen.

Coach Kasper Hjulmand will demand his squad to complete their preparations successfully and approach their opening EURO match against Slovenia on June 16 with high confidence, and their strong form at home provides an optimistic outlook, as they have remained undefeated in 11 straight home matches (W9 D2).

As they entered their first June encounter with 11 consecutive home friendlies without conceding a goal, the Danes' exceptional defensive record was spoiled by Swedish talisman Alexander Isak when he scored a 9th-minute equalizer that ultimately proved not enough, but another the looming Nordic derby promises to be an entertaing contest.

Even though they've highlighted their defensive capabilities on their home turf, it wouldn't come as a surprise to see the rear guard of De Rod-Hvide shaking once more, as they face off against a much more dangerous attacking unit from the Swedes.

Norway has finely tuned their aim ahead of their visit to their Nordic neighbors, as they submerged Kosovo in Oslo, all thanks to Erling Haaland, the Premier League golden boot, who netted a hat-trick, thus aiding his national team in putting an end to a detrimental three-game winless streak (D2 L1).

Unfortunately, Man City goal machine Haaland and co won't have the chance to prove themselves at this summer's EUROs, after enduring an unimpressive qualifying campaign where they managed to grind out three measly successes - two of which came versus tiny Cyprus - to finish Group A with a paltry 11 points, behind Spain and Scotland.

Despite Lovene's recent head-to-head record with Denmark not boding well, as they have failed to win a single encounter in the 21st century against the Red and Whites (D2 L3), manager Stale Solbakken will attempt to instill a winning mentality in his team, as he was the one leading the Norwegian side that last defeated their neighbors 4-2 in the Nordic Championship back in 2000.

Fueled by Haland's prolific goal-scoring spree, Norway will surely fancy their chances not only to light up the scoreboard but also to dampen the spirits of their neighbors ahead of the EURO. However, it's unlikely that the Lions will be able to withstand the attack of Denmark, who have netted 2+ goals in five of their last six matches on home soil. Consequently, we hope that both Nordic sides will adopt an attacking mindset and treat the fans to an entertaining display of football at the Brondby Stadium.