Group C hasn’t exactly set the tournament alight for the neutral...
Two bleak performances from England and two 1-1 draws in the other fixtures mean that there is still plenty to play for on Tuesday night, with Serbia, Slovenia and Denmark all, probably, fighting to join England in the top three of the standings.
A win for either Serbia or Denmark would put them in the driving seat to advance into the knockouts, but without a win yet in the tournament a lot is being asked of these two well-supported sides.
We’ve looked at some of the best football betting offers, odds and markets from our range of football betting sites to provide you with Denmark v Serbia betting tips.
Denmark v Serbia Betting Tips
Denmark v Serbia Odds
- Denmark to win odds - 6/5
- Draw odds - 13/5
- Serbia to win odds - 21/10
Odds courtesy of Betfred, correct at the time of publication
Denmark v Serbia Match Preview
The heat is on
Serbia showed their physicality against England and their lack of ideas up front against Slovenia.
It may be a little too simplistic, but if Aleksandar Mitrovic doesn’t score (he has 58 goals in 93 games for his nation) then it’s hard to see where other goals will come from.
Highly rated Dusan Vlahovic has now gone eight international matches without scoring for Serbia, and with Dusan Tadic in and out of the side at 35 years old, the onus is on the Al Hilal striker more than ever.
Milan’s Luka Jovic chipped in in the 95th minute to grab a point against Slovenia at the weekend, but they are probably going to have to find the net more than once to get past this Danish side and out of Group C.
Denmark have a wealth of experience in their side and always feel like a good, well organised tournament team.
A 1-1 draw with England could have turned into a win if the game was extended by another 15 minutes, and they will take heart from a positive performance going into what is another crucial 90 minutes of football.
Serbia have won just four of their last 13 internationals and with Denmark seemingly up-and-running after an opening draw to Slovenia, it’s hard to look past the Danes in Munich.
Serbia can throw their weight around and always look close to the edge of what is deemed acceptable by the officials. They have recorded 2+ yellow cards in their last 14 major tournament matches, so a red card for Dragan Stojkovic’s side wouldn’t be a surprise at 9/2 with bet365 as they go down swinging (literally).
Den-mark’s the spot
6/5 is a good enough price to back Denmark in the outrights here in a game that they will be confident in winning, but Denmark’s stubborn defence makes us want to squeeze some more value out here.
De Rød-Hvide have lost just one of their last 14 matches conceding an impressive 10 goals, averaging under one per match.
With Serbia’s woes in the final third expected to continue, Denmark to win to nil at 3/1 at bet365 looks good.
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