Denmark U17 vs Italy U17 Prediction 1 June 2026
๐ The decisive clash of Group Bโs third round at the Kalevi Keskstaadion in Tallinn promises high drama at the 2026 UEFA U17 European Championship. Italy have already secured their place in the knockout stage, having claimed maximum points from their opening two matches. For Denmark, this fixture is do-or-die: after stumbling in their opener, they desperately need points to keep their tournament hopes alive. The key intrigue centers on whether Italyโs coaching staff will opt for significant squad rotation. Denmark must deliver an inspired performance to halt an Italian side yet to concede a single goal in Estonia. Check out our prediction for this showdown below.
Head-to-Head
๐ In 2024, Italy edged past Denmark with a narrow 1-0 victory in the UEFA U17 Euro semi-final.
Head-to-head statistics Denmark U17 - Italy U17

Denmark U17 Team Overview
The young Squadra Azzurra have been flawless in this tournament so far, recording back-to-back clean-sheet victories over France and Montenegro. The team are showcasing impressive tactical maturity, seamlessly alternating between high pressing and deep positional defending. Italy look well-balanced across all areas of the pitch, and their transition from defense to attack is among the quickest in the competition. With six points already secured, the side can afford to take their foot off the gas and rest some key players ahead of the semifinals.
Match Results: Denmark U17

Italy U17 Team Overview
The Danish national team have experienced a true emotional rollercoaster at this tournament, opening with a crushing 0-4 defeat to France. However, they showcased their trademark Scandinavian resilience, battling hard to snatch a victory over Montenegro and keep their hopes of advancing from the group alive. Denmark rely on athleticism, physical strength, and disciplined execution on set pieces in the oppositionโs box. Defensive lapses still occur, but their commitment and work rate are beyond reproach. In the upcoming clash, they will need to adopt a highly pragmatic approach, fully aware that any mistake against Italy could prove fatal.