Prediction Denmark vs Greece 2026 – Betting Tips for the WC Qualification Europe on 12/10/2025

Match context and mood in the camp

Denmark welcome Greece to Parken in København on 12/10/2025 for a crucial Group Stage clash in the 2026 World Cup European qualifiers. The Danes arrive buoyant at the top of the group with seven points from three matches and a mouthwatering recent scoreline — a 6-0 demolition of Belarus that underlined their scoring punch and clinical edge. Parken will be rocking: with a capacity of 38,065 and Denmark carrying momentum, the home crowd should be a factor as their team hunt to consolidate first place in Round 4.

Tactical snapshot and recent form

Denmark’s group form reads impressively: two wins and a draw, nine goals scored and none conceded in group play — a defensive record that can’t be ignored. Their overall recent run shows more wins than slips (five wins, three draws, two losses in the latest reported sequence), and the data backs up dominance in attack: 55 total shots, 21 on target and an average of 7.67 corners and 105.67 attacks per match. Crucially, Denmark have recorded three clean sheets in the dataset and show a btts home percentage of 0, signaling matches that often go the Danish way without conceding.

Greece, meanwhile, arrive with a more jagged profile. They sit third in the group with three points, have shown they can score (six goals in group fixtures) but have been vulnerable at the back — seven conceded so far. Their recent form includes a tough 3-1 defeat to Scotland and that earlier 0-3 reverse away to Denmark, a result that will still sting. Greece produce good attacking numbers too — 49 shots and 19 on target in recent matches, plus a notably high over-2.5 goals percentage (100% in the provided metric) — indicating their games have been open and often high-scoring.

What to expect in København

This looks set to be a clash of Denmark’s structured, high-volume attacking approach and Greece’s capacity to create chances but struggle defensively. Given Denmark’s clean-sheet record in the qualifiers and the emphatic way they dispatched both Greece (3-0 away earlier) and Belarus (6-0), the momentum and match control point squarely to the hosts. Greece will try to exploit spaces and push for goals, but Denmark’s dangerous attacks average and corners advantage suggest the home side will dominate territory and chances.

Betting suggestion

Based on the head-to-head, recent results and the statistical edge for Denmark — clean sheets, superior attack volume and home advantage at Parken — the best pick in the 1X2 market is a home win: back Denmark to win.