Denmark (W) vs Germany (W) Prediction 14 November 2026
🔊 Denmark and Germany meet in Copenhagen for a women’s qualifying game, with the two teams arriving in different moods and form. For Denmark, it is a chance to end a run of poor results and show their attacking potential at home, despite their struggles in recent games. Germany, by contrast, are known for their organised defence and ability to contain opponents, especially away from home, as reflected in the low-scoring nature of their away games. The game promises to be tactical, with each team looking to make the most of their strengths and compensate for their weaknesses.
Head-to-Head
📊 These teams have not played each other before.
Denmark Team Overview
Denmark’s women’s team are going through a difficult spell, with just 3 wins in their last 10 games. They lost their most recent game and have now suffered two consecutive defeats. They average 85 points per game this season, compared with 78 over their last 10 games. They also concede 81.1 points per game, suggesting some defensive problems. Denmark are capable of productive spells in attack, but their defensive inconsistency and recent dip in form make it hard to say they have maintained a consistently high level. They focus on scoring points but often allow opponents to capitalise on their chances.
Match Results: Denmark
Germany Team Overview
Germany come into the game after a defeat, but they have won 6 of their last 10 games, an above-average record for the tournament. Their recent form has dipped, with three consecutive defeats in their last five games, suggesting a loss of confidence. They average 64 points per game this season, compared with 75.7 over their last 10 games. Their defence has been more reliable, conceding an average of 70.9 points per game. Germany can contain opponents and play more organised defence, particularly away from home, where 7 of their last 8 games have been low-scoring. They are capable of making this a tight game and limiting their opponents’ attacking potential.
Match Results: Germany
First Quarter Prediction
Denmark have scored more than 17 points in the first quarter in seven consecutive European Championship qualifying games. In their recent home games, they have averaged 21.33 points in the first quarter, while Germany have conceded an average of 20.5 points in that period in their recent away games. We pick Denmark (W) First Quarter Team Total Points Over 16.5 at odds of 1.94*.
Total Points Prediction
Denmark scored more than 67 points in 6 of their last 7 European Championship qualifying games. They averaged 80.17 points in their recent home games, while Germany conceded an average of 77.83 points in their recent away games. We’re backing Denmark (W) Team Total Points Over 66.5 at odds of 1.93*.
*Odds are approximate and may vary between bookmakers.
⭐ Editorial prediction
The game looks set to be played at a moderate pace: Denmark try to focus on attack, but Germany know how to slow the game down and prioritise defence. The hosts are in poor form, having lost two games in a row, and are struggling to balance attack and defence. Germany tend to play pragmatically, especially away from home: the total has stayed under 140.5 points in seven of their last eight away games. This trend suggests the visitors tend to control the pace and keep both teams’ scoring down. Main prediction: under 140.5 total points.
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Betting Tips: Denmark - Germany
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