Denmark is currently ranked second in Group C of the 2018 World Cup with three points, only to lose the French goal productivity at the top of the standings. Meanwhile, Australia are ranked third with no points and also winning goal productivity from Peru.
These conditions make the match between Denmark and Australia will be very decisive. If Denmark win, Kasper Schmeichel et al. making sure to qualify for the round of 16, although still have to determine the position as group winner or runner-up when facing France in the last match of Group C.
IndonesiaMeanwhile, Australia's move will automatically stop if until the second game they still do not have a single point in the 2018 World Cup. That makes this game a very decisive, especially for Australia.
If the Kangaroo Team can win against Denmark, both teams will have equal chances to make sure to qualify for the last 16 in the last game because they will both have three points. Bert van Marwijk's side had to win to revive long-lasting hopes in Russia.
In this match, the Danish national team certainly lost William Kvist who was injured in the first half of Peru's contra game. However, Age Hareide is believed to be returning to play Lasse Schone who in the first match of World Cup 2018 is believed to come in to replace Kvist.
Meanwhile, Australia is still expected to appear with a 4-4-1-1 formation. However, there will be a change in the order of the core players from the first game in which they lost 1-2 from France. Tomi Juric is expected to perform from the beginning to replace Andrew Nabbout as a lone striker.
It is worth waiting for whether the Danish national team will make sure to qualify for the last 16 World Cup 2018 at the same time get rid of Australia from Russia? Or is it just Australia who won the victory as well as increasing the fierce competition to qualify for the last 16 to the last match of Group C?
Tukar ke IndonesiaStatistics and Records of the Meetings of Both Teams
Players Forecast:
Denmark (4-2-3-1): Kasper Schmeichel (goalkeeper); Henrik Dalsgaard, Simon Kjaer, Andreas Christensen, Jens Stryger Larsen (back); Thomas Delaney, Lasse Schone, Yurary Poulsen, Christian Eriksen, Pione Sisto (center); Nicolai Jorgensen (front)
Coach: Age Hareide
Australia (4-4-1-1): Mat Ryan (goalkeeper); Josh Risdon, Trent Sainsbury, Mark Milligan, Aziz Behich (back); Mathew Leckie, Aaron Mooy, Mile Jedinak, Robbie Kruse, Tomas Rogic (center); Tomi Juric (front)
Coach: Bert van Marwijk
Head to head
02/06/12 Denmark 2 - 0 Australia (Friendship match)
01/06/10 Australia 1 - 0 Denmark (Friendship match)
07/02/07 Australia 1 - 3 Denmark (Friendship match)
The last five Danish matches
23/03/18 Denmark 1 - 0 Panama (Friendship Cup)
28/03/18 Denmark 0 - 0 Chile (Friendship Game)
03/06/18 Sweden 0 - 0 Denmark (Friendship Game)
10/06/18 Denmark 2 - 0 Mexico (Friendship Game)
16/06/18 Peru 0 - 1 Denmark (World Cup 2018)
Australia's last five games
24/03/18 Norway 4 - 1 Australia (Friendship Game)
28/03/18 Colombia 0 - 0 Australia (Friendship Game)
01/06/18 Australia 4 - 0 Czech Republic (Friendship Game)
09/06/18 Hungary 1 - 2 Australia (Friendship Game)
16/06/18 France 2 - 1 Australia (World Cup 2018)
Percentage wins: Denmark 55 - 45 Australia