UEFA Nations League Prediction: Denmark vs Norway (17-11-2026)

Denmark and Norway meet at Parken in Copenhagen on Tuesday, November 17, with a UEFA Nations League quarter-final place at stake.

Denmark sit second in Group A4 with nine points, three ahead of Norway, following their impressive 4-1 victory away to Portugal.

Norway also strengthened their qualification hopes by beating Wales 3-1 on Saturday. The visitors must now win to reach the quarter-finals, while Denmark only need a draw.

Their previous meeting in September produced five goals, making the total-goals market worth considering.

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For a Scandinavian derby where Norway cannot afford to settle for a draw, the Over 3.0 line provides an interesting option, particularly because exactly three goals would return the stake.

Denmark have scored 11 goals and conceded eight across five UEFA Nations League matches, producing an average of 3.8 combined goals per game.

Three of those fixtures have featured at least four goals, including both meetings with Portugal.

Saturday’s 4-1 victory in Braga was especially encouraging. Rasmus Højlund scored twice, taking his tally to five goals in the competition, while Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and Joachim Andersen also found the net.

Denmark have now scored six goals in their last two matches against Portugal alone.

Norway’s results provide another argument for the over. All five of their group fixtures have produced at least three goals, including September’s 3-2 victory over Denmark.

Their other three matches before Saturday ended in identical 2-1 defeats, while the latest 3-1 win against Wales showed their attacking quality.

Erling Haaland scored his fourth goal of the campaign from the penalty spot against Wales, with Antonio Nusa and Andreas Schjelderup also on target.

Norway have scored in every group match but have yet to keep a clean sheet, conceding nine goals overall.

Denmark’s defensive options remain affected by the absences of Andreas Christensen and Patrick Dorgu.

However, their two victories against Wales, by 2-0 and 1-0 scorelines, demonstrate that they can also manage games without allowing many chances.

That is the main risk for this selection. Denmark can qualify with a draw, and both Norwegian away fixtures have finished with exactly three goals.

The earlier 3-2 meeting and Norway’s need for victory support the possibility of another open contest.

Over 3.0 wins with four or more goals, returns the stake at exactly three and loses with two or fewer.