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UEFA Nations League · League A · 2

Denmark

Ben Davies 53'

Gustav Isaksen 66'

2 – 0

FT

 

HT 0–0

Wales

UEFA Nations League

League A · 2

Denmark2–0Wales

12

Shots in the box

5

Expected goals were not reported for this fixture. Shots in the box is the closest measure the feed provides.

53′66′

Shot-by-shot xG is not available for this fixture. The timeline above shows the goals and cards recorded by the match feed.

DENWAL· Parken Stadium, Copenhagen

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Denmark 2-0 Wales — what the ratings actually said

Denmark 2-0 Wales in the UEFA Nations League, League A - 2. Ben Davies scored for Denmark at 53′.

Denmark 2-0 Wales is the final score in the UEFA Nations League, League A - 2, dated 2026-09-27T16:00:00+00:00. The status on the feed was FT. The score, the clock and the ratings are the story, and no extra incident is added.

Tactical timeline

The goals, in order: Ben Davies scored for Denmark at 53′. Gustav Isaksen scored for Denmark at 66′. None of those goals arrived after the 80th minute.

Denmark had 62% of the ball and Wales had 38%. Shots were 20 for Denmark and 10 for Wales, with 4 and 3 on target. The listed formations were 4-2-3-1 for Denmark and 4-2-3-1 for Wales.

Quick stats

62%Possession38%
20Shots10

The decisive phase

G. Isaksen played 76 minutes for Denmark and finished on a rating of 8.2. The player line shows 1 goal, 0 assists, 2 key passes and 1 tackles. J. Andersen played 90 minutes for Denmark and finished on a rating of 7.4. The player line shows 0 goals, 0 assists, 1 key passes and 2 tackles. M. Daramy played 60 minutes for Denmark and finished on a rating of 7.2. The player line shows 0 goals, 0 assists, 4 key passes and 0 tackles. F. Jörgensen played 90 minutes for Denmark and finished on a rating of 7.2. The player line shows 0 goals, 0 assists, 1 key passes and 0 tackles. M. Hjulmand played 90 minutes for Denmark and finished on a rating of 7.1. The player line shows 0 goals, 0 assists, 0 key passes and 3 tackles.

Denmark ratings at the top of the sheet: G. Isaksen 8.2, J. Andersen 7.4, M. Daramy 7.2. Wales ratings at the top of the sheet: N. Williams 6.9, E. Ampadu 6.7, B. Johnson 6.6.

The brief recorded these facts and nothing past them. Final: Denmark 2-0 Wales. Formations: Denmark 4-2-3-1 vs Wales 4-2-3-1. Goal timeline: 53′ Ben Davies (Denmark); 66′ Gustav Isaksen (Denmark). Deciding goal: 66′ Gustav Isaksen for Denmark. Possession: Denmark 62% · Wales 38%. Shots: Denmark 20 (4 on target) · Wales 10 (3 on target). Passing: Denmark 516 accurate · Wales 297 accurate. Highest rating: G. Isaksen (Denmark) 8.2 — 1G · 2 key passes · 1 tackles. Denmark standouts: G. Isaksen 8.2, J. Andersen 7.4. Wales standouts: N. Williams 6.9, E. Ampadu 6.7. Season rankings on TackleZone still use the top-five league sample and a minutes floor, so this UEFA Nations League result does not rewrite those boards by itself. Open the player pages for the ratings behind the names above.

Readers can treat the scoreline as settled and the rest as what the provider attached to this fixture. Minutes, ratings, shots and possession are copied from that feed. Where a number is missing, this note leaves it out rather than filling a gap. The match page lists the timeline and the player ratings beside this writing. Rankings elsewhere on the site are a separate model for the top five domestic leagues, and a single night in another competition does not move them. The lines above are the published record of Denmark 2-0 Wales.

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Denmark's Midfield Mastery vs. Wales' Tactical Flexibility

As Denmark prepares to host Wales in the UEFA Nations League, the spotlight will be on the contrasting tactical approaches of both sides.

Denmark enters this fixture with a reputation for a disciplined, possession-based game that thrives on midfield control. Their ability to dictate the tempo will be crucial against a Wales side known for its adaptability. The Danish midfield, led by the likes of Christian Eriksen, will look to exploit any gaps left by Wales' shifting formations.

Wales, under the guidance of their tactician, has often utilized a flexible system that can morph from a compact defensive setup into a rapid counter-attacking force. The key battle will likely unfold in the midfield, where Denmark's technical prowess will be tested against the physicality and work rate of the Welsh midfielders. This dynamic could dictate the flow of the match.

Set pieces could play a pivotal role in this encounter. Denmark boasts a strong aerial presence, particularly with their center-backs, who are adept at both defending and attacking set pieces. Wales, meanwhile, has shown resilience in defending such situations, but they may need to be wary of Denmark's creative delivery from corners and free-kicks.

The wing play is another area to watch. Denmark’s full-backs, known for their overlapping runs, will seek to stretch the Welsh defense. This could create space for wingers to cut inside and create scoring opportunities. Conversely, Wales will rely on their wide players to exploit the flanks, potentially drawing Danish defenders out of position and creating gaps for their forwards.

Defensively, Denmark has shown solidity, but they must be cautious of Wales' pace on the break. If Denmark pushes too many players forward, they risk being caught out by quick transitions from Wales. The Welsh forwards will look to capitalize on any defensive lapses and could be lethal if given the chance.

As the match unfolds, the tactical adjustments made by both coaches will be crucial. Denmark may look to maintain control while probing for weaknesses, whereas Wales could opt for a more reactive approach, waiting for opportunities to strike on the counter. The outcome may hinge on which side can impose their style of play more effectively.

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Timeline

Gustav Isaksen · Goal cancelled

📺24'

Mohammed Daramy ↑ Patrick Dorgu ↓

🔄30'

Joakim Maehle

Foul

🟨35'
Half-time
🟨48'

Chris Mepham

Foul

Ben Davies

🔴53'
🔄60'

Josh Sheehan ↑ Charlie Savage ↓

🟨65'

Brennan Johnson

Dissent

Gustav Isaksen

⚽66'
🔄67'

Lewis Koumas ↑ Kieffer Moore ↓

🔄67'

Jordan James ↑ Daniel James ↓

Adam Daghim ↑ Gustav Isaksen ↓

🔄76'
🔄83'

Wes Burns ↑ Brennan Johnson ↓

Victor Froholdt ↑ Mikkel Damsgaard ↓

🔄87'

Kasper Hogh ↑ Rasmus Hojlund ↓

🔄87'

Match info

Kickoff 
VenueParken Stadium, Copenhagen
RefereeWilly Delajod
CompetitionUEFA Nations League
Season2026
RoundLeague A · 2
StatusMatch Finished
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