Denmark W vs Czech Republic W Prediction & Betting Tips (16 July)

No longer qualified for the World Cup during the 2011, 2015 and 2019 editions, Denmark found its way back to the most prestigious competition in the summer of 2023, but was eliminated at the round of 16 stage. Currently 2nd in their qualifying group behind Spain, the Danes are already qualified and they have revenge to take following their exit from the group stage at Euro 2022. Last week, in As part of the qualification match, they unscrupulously extinguished Belgium 0-3 after having suffered two defeats in quick succession against the best nation in the world, Spain 0-2 and 3-2. With their 4 points in the table, the Czech Republic is already eliminated and will not participate in Euro 2025 in Switzerland.

For the record, it has become a bit of a habit since since its independence, the Czech Republic has never participated in a European Championship or a World Cup. Could we have any regrets among the Czechs who still managed to surprise Spain last week in the J5 2-1 victory? Possible because you don't type the best nation in the world by snapping your fingers. Still, their defeat against Denmark during J1 1-3, at the same price in Spain during J2 3-1 and especially their two missteps against the least difficult team to negotiate in the group, the Belgium's 1-2 defeat and 1-1 return demolished their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2025.

Elected woman of the match against Belgium, captain Pernille Harder (Bayern Munich, 153 caps, 76 goals) dazzled with her goal and her decisive pass on the pawn of Sara Holmgaard (Everton). There are some good people in this Danish group including the OL player, Svava (52 caps) without forgetting to mention the Madrilenians Moller (16 caps) and Bruun (43 caps, 18 pawns). A quick word also about the excellent Amalie Vangsgaard (Juventus, 8 goals in 25 caps) or the experienced midfielders Külh (Everton, 41 caps) and Snerle (35 caps). Behind, with 348 combined caps, Troelsgaard (Roma, 189 sels, 57 goals) and Veje (Everton, 159 sels) are the princesses of the castle. Substitute against Belgium in June, Alena Peckova (Slovacko) was sent off and did not was therefore not eligible for the match against Spain. Suspension now served, she is back in service to the nation this evening.

On the other hand, in the cross chase, the left side, Bartonova (71 caps), bonus scorer against Spain, received a yellow, enough to be suspended this evening for an accumulation of yellow cards. Scorer of the equalizing goal against the world champions last week, Svitkova (Chelsea) should be lined up again, probably alongside the excellent Cerna (Sparta Prague). With her 102 caps, Sevilla FC midfielder Klara Cahynova (10 goals for the squad) will also be added. Present against La Roja in April, Pochmanova (24 caps) and Sonntagova (27 caps) are absent this time.