Austria vs Denmark Prediction & Betting Tips - World Cup

Prediction published on 29/03/2021, 05:22  by Nella Wagah | Modified on 29/03/2021 at 06:25 in World Cup Prediction

Austria registered their first win in Group F of the 2022 World Cup qualifiers after beating Faroe Islands 3-1 and they will be looking to make it two in a row when they host the group leaders Denmark. The hosts have four points and are second in the group while Denmark top with six points. Going by the earlier results in this group, these two are the teams to beat, which makes this a very crucial game for both nations. Austria haven’t lost in their last eight matches, winning six. They have lost just once in the last 10 matches. In their opening game, Austria led twice but were pegged back to a 2-2 draw by Scotland, and in the 3-1 win over Faroe Islands, they had to come from a goal down. They surely haven’t settled in this well and this can be dangerous going to a game against the group leaders. One factor the hosts will want to look back to is that they’ve been good at home, having scored in nine straight home matches and head here unbeaten in the last four home games. Austria have actually scored two or more goals in four of their last five home matches. They are also unbeaten in four World Cup qualifying matches at home and they won seven and lost just one in the last 10. Their form against Denmark is however not very impressive, with just one win in the last four meetings.

Denmark have won three of their last four meetings with Austria, and head to this clash with four wins in their last five matches. They have scored 10 goals in their opening two matches in this group and are yet to concede a goal. In their last match, they thrashed Moldova 8-0, making it the fifth straight game they’ve scored two or more goals. In total they’ve scored 16 goals and conceded five in the last five, and have kept three clean sheets in the process. Denmark’s away form hasn’t been bad too, with just a loss and five wins in the last 11 and in World Cup qualification, they are unbeaten in the last 11 matches. In the last five qualification matches, they’ve scored 16 goals, and away from home in the qualifiers, they have five straight wins. In the last 10 qualification matches away from home they’ve lost once – to Poland – and won eight.