All information about the World Cup group game France – Denmark summarized at a glance.
France and Denmark will face off in the top match of World Cup Group D on Saturday afternoon. While the reigning world champions won the first group game against Australia 4-1 after falling behind, the Danes were held to a goalless draw against Tunisia in the opening match.
Everything you need to know about group play can be found here at a glance.
Where is France vs. Denmark playing?
Venue: Doha
Stadium: Stadium 974
Date: November 26, 2022
Kick-off: 5 p.m
Where will France vs Denmark broadcast?
Germany: ARD, Magenta TV
Austria: Servus TV
Switzerland: SRF 2
France – Denmark: Head-to-head comparison
France: 8th
Denmark: 7th
Draw: 2
Current form curve (last 5 games)
France: UNSNS
Denmark: NSNSU
France team news
The French have so far been dogged by bad luck with injuries. While world footballers Karim Benzema, Christopher Nkunku and Presnel Kimpembe injured themselves before the start of the World Cup, Lucas Hernandez tore his cruciate ligament in the first group game. There is also a question mark behind the ailing Kingsley Coman.
France: Probable formation against Denmark
France starting XI (4-2-3-1): Lloris – Pavard, Upamecano, Konate, T. Hernandez – Tchouameni, Rabiot – Dembele, Griezmann, Mbappé – Giroud
Bank: Mandanda, Areola, Disasi, Kounde, Saliba, Varane, Guendouzi, Veretout, Camavinga, Y.Fofana, Kolo Muani, Coman, Thuram
Denmark team news
Ex-BVB professional Thomas Delaney suffered a knee injury in the opening match, which meant the central midfielder lost the World Cup.
Denmark: Estimated formation against France
Denmark starting XI (4-2-3-1): Schmeichel – Kristensen, A. Christensen, Andersen, Maehle – Höjbjerg, Jensen – Skov Olsen, Eriksen, Damsgaard – Dolberg
Bank: O. Christensen, Rönnow, Nelsson, Bah, Larsen, Norgaard, Wass, Lindstrom, Skov, Braitwaite Cornelius, Wind, Poulsen, Kjaer
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Source: Stern
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