Denmark v Sweden: How to watch, TV channel, kick-off time, head-to-head stats and team news

Scandinavian neighbours Denmark and Sweden meet on Wednesday as the countdown to Euro 2024 continues for the hosts.

Sweden are seeking a second win under new boss Jon Dahl Tomasson and are set to be absent from the Euro finals this year for the first time since 1996.

How to watch Denmark v Sweden and TV Channel

The game will be shown live in the UK and Ireland on Premier Sports 2, with coverage beginning at 17:50 BST.

Denmark v Sweden kick-off time, date and venue

The game between Denmark and Sweden takes place in Copenhagen at Parken Stadium on Wednesday 5th June, with kick-off at 18:00 BST.

Denmark v Sweden stats and head-to-head record (H2H)

This will be the 108th meeting between these Scandinavian neighbours and it is the Swedes (46 wins) that hold the upper hand on Denmark (41 wins) historically.

Denmark are unbeaten in the last five meetings on home soil, with Sweden's most recent away win over the Danes coming back in 2007.

Denmark have keep 11 consecutive clean sheets in home friendly internationals since a 1-1 draw with Germany in 2017.

Denmark v Sweden head-to-head record (H2H)

Denmark wins	41
Draws	20
Sweden wins	46

* H2H stats refer to all competitions and friendlies

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Denmark v Sweden team news

Denmark team news

Denmark manager Kasper Hjulmand has just two more games before their Euro 2024 campaign starts in Germany. Manchester United duo Christian Eriksen and Rasmus Hojlund will be key operators and should start against Sweden.

Celtic's Matt O'Riley was surprisingly omitted from the Danish squad for the Euros, as was 32-year-old striker Martin Braithwaite, who started all of the Red and Whites' games at Euro 2020 three years ago.

Sweden team news

A knee problem means Viktor Gyokeres of Sporting Lisbon is an absentee for the Swedes. Newcastle United's Alexander Isak is likely to lead the line for Tomasson, who can also call upon Tottenham's Dejan Kulusevski and Nottingham Forest's Anthony Elanga in his attacking unit.