San Marino vs Denmark Prediction & Betting Tips (17 October)

While San Marino has struggled, Denmark are on the rise and are now just two wins away from qualifying. Denmark won five of their seven games in Group H and collected 16 points, as did leaders Slovenia. The Danes are four points clear of their nearest opponents and, with three games remaining, have their fate firmly in their hands. Denmark defeated Kazakhstan 3-1 at home on Saturday and are now unbeaten in five games.

Kasper Hjulmand's men have won four times in this unbeaten run. Three of those wins have come in the last three matches. Denmark face Slovenia next in a top-of-the-table clash at home and therefore cannot afford to drop points here.

Not surprisingly, San Marino does not have a group of players competitive enough to exist in this type of event. None of the players called up have scored at least two goals for the national team and, moreover, no goals have been scored in this qualifying zone. To mention the most capped and experienced players, we note the presence of Golinucci (47 caps), Lorenzo Lunadei (34 caps) without forgetting Marcello Mularoni (37 caps). In the offensive sector, captain Vitaioli (1 goal in 88 caps), Nanni (1 goal in 32 caps) and Tomassini (34 caps) are very present. Opposite, the Danish coach did not invite the former Toulouse Martin Braithwaite (10 goals in 69 caps) left with his club Espanyol Barcelona. Previously called up, Olsen (Club Bruges, 8 goals in 29 seasons) was finally withdrawn (injured) like Mikkel Damsgaard (Brentford, 4 goals in 25 seasons), Delaney (Anderlecht, 7 pawns in 73 caps) or again from defender Alexander Bah (Benfica).

In addition, former Niçois Kasper Dolberg (Anderlecht, 11 goals in 40 caps) also had to leave the group in recent hours. On the other hand, the imperial striker of Manchester United, Holjund (6 pawns in 9 selections), the Rémois Daramy (7 caps) without forgetting Poulsen (RB Leipzig, 11 pawns in 71 selections) are there. In midfield, boys like Eriksen (United, 40 goals in 125 caps) and Hojbjerg (Tottenham, 7 goals in 70 caps) will probably be in the mix, like captain Kjaer (AC Milan, 129 caps), central defender of FC Barcelona Andreas Christensen (66 selections) or even Maehle (Wolfsburg, 10 pawns in 40 selections). Against Kazakhstan, it was the interesting Wind (Wolfsburg) and the left piston Skov Olsen (Club Bruges), author of a double, who allowed the Danes to make the difference.