Watch Denmark v Wales live stream on TV today

Wales go to Parken on Sunday evening looking for a first result of this Nations League campaign, with kick off at 17.00 BST. Here’s how to watch the Denmark v Wales live stream.

Live Streaming	Date	Kick off Time	TV Channel
Denmark v Wales	27 September 2026	17.00 BST	BBC One / S4C

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Denmark v Wales live stream details

Yes. BBC One has the game and S4C is carrying it with Welsh commentary, with BBC iPlayer, S4C Online and the BBC Sport website all streaming it at no cost. Kick off at Parken in Copenhagen is 17.00 BST on Sunday 27 September 2026.

Both sides lost their opening Nations League game and both badly want this one. Craig Bellamy’s Wales went down 1-0 to Portugal, Joao Felix scoring the only goal before the break.

There was a good deal to like about the performance even so. Wales earned their place here by coming up from League B in 2024-25, and League A has put Portugal, Denmark and Norway in front of them.

Denmark were beaten 3-2 by Norway on Thursday. Two down inside 18 minutes, they dragged it back to 2-2 by the hour before Erling Haaland scored his second of the night.

Brian Riemer now has Wales and Portugal at home back to back.

This is Denmark’s fourth consecutive tournament in League A, so they are well settled at this level. They travel to Wales for the return fixture on 4 October.

There is an oddity in the head to head between these two, in that draws have been almost unheard of. Someone has nearly always won it.

Wales have lost the last three, including the heavy defeat at Euro 2020 that ended their tournament. It has been a long while since they last beat the Danes.

Bellamy is without Harry Wilson, Nathan Broadhead, Karl Darlow, Joe Rodon, Dylan Lawlor, Rubin Colwill and Isaak Davies. Dan James is pushing to come into the front line in place of Lewis Koumas.

Riemer is expected to name an unchanged side, with Rasmus Hojlund leading the line again after scoring against Norway.