Denmark vs Switzerland Prediction 23.03.2024

• Competition: International Friendlies
• Date: Saturday, 23rd, March 2024
• Kickoff: 19:00 UTC / 20.00 CET
• Venue: Parken Stadium (Copenhagen)

The two representatives of this summer's EURO 2024 will clash swords as Denmark hosts an off-form Switzerland at Copenhagen's Parken Stadium for an international friendly on Saturday.

Denmark vs Switzerland Betting Tips: Denmark to Win

Unlike their flawless EURO 2020 qualifying run, which saw them going through with four victories and an equal numbers of draws, the Danes faced some bumps along the road this time, yet they succeeded in punching their ticket to this summer's European Championship in Germany, topping Group H courtesy of a superior head-to-head record versus Slovenia.

The conclusion of the EURO 2024 qualifying cycle was one to forget, as they were handed a bruising 0-2 defeat by Northern Ireland in Belfast to snuff off their five-game winning streak, but De Rod-Hvide will be confident to avoid back-to-back failures, having never lost a home fixture against the Swiss in their history, sealing the last two meetings with 2-1 and 1-0 triumphs.

Additionally, Kasper Hjulmand's troops have been an unstoppable force to be reckoned with when playing at their Parken Stadium base, heading into Saturday's friendly on the back of five consecutive home triumphs, having gone down to defeat only once in their last 14 outings in their own backyard, reveling in 12 successes during that dominant stretch.

When discussing the visiting side, they sealed their spot in the finals of Europe's biggest national competition for the third consecutive occasion, yet the qualifying campaign proved to be a bumpy ride for Murat Yakin's side, who were caught off guard by a 0-1 defeat in the decisive top-table clash against Romania on the final group stage day, ultimately finishing as runners-up.

The drubbing they suffered at the hands of Romania came after being forced to settle for three straight stalemates against weaker foes such as Belarus, Kosovo, and Israel, while it is concerning that a resounding 3-0 victory over group minnows Andorra represents the sole success for the Red Crossess in their previous seven competitive outings.

Defensive lapses have dealt serious blows to the Swiss national team over the past couple of years, especially when on foreign soil, enduring 11 consecutive away trips with no clean sheet, and as such, Murat Yakin's fading side will find it hard to avoid failure in Copenhagen. To put it plainly, the Danish team looks far more composed on the field as of late, formidable in front of their loyal home fans, and thus, we have every confidence that they will kick off 2024 in celebratory style.