Australia find themselves second in their World Cup 2022 group after securing a 1-0 victory in the Tunisia v Australia game. The Socceroos will be dreaming of returning to the knockout round of a World Cup competition for the first time in 16 years, and are firmly in charge of their own destiny.
They know that a win will definitely move them on – a draw could do so too, but will force them to rely on other results. Expect them to come out of the gate with intent.
Denmark have had a sorry time thus far, following a goalless opening encounter with Tunisia with a 2-1 defeat to France. The Danish side held their own in the France game, but failed to make a difference in the final third. They will be aware that their only option is a win, and then to hope that Tunisia are kept at bay by France.
Australia v Denmark: kick-off time and stadium
Australia v Denmark will kick off at 3pm GMT. It will take place at the Al Janoub Stadium in Al Wakrah, which has a capacity of 44,325.
Australian fans looking to watch their sides' final Group D game will need a late night or an early start, as kick-off is 2am AEDT. Fans in the USA looking to catch the game will be able to do so over breakfast, as kick off is 7am PT / 10am ET.
Australia v Denmark: How to watch if you're out of the country
If you find yourself out of the country during the World Cup 2022, you may find that your usual method of watching doesn't work. Fear not, though – the best VPNs can help you navigate around geo-restrictions, to watch as you would when you were sat at home.
Australia v Denmark: how to watch in the UK
Fans based in the UK can watch every moment of World Cup 2022 action for free. The broadcast rights are shared between BBC and ITV, with the final being shown on both. Oh, and you'll need a TV license.
If you're looking to watch online, you can use BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub to stream the games live.
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Australia v Denmark: how to watch in the USA
Coverage in the USA is split between FOX and Fox Sports 1, with FOX showing all of the knockout games. If you don't have cable TV, there are still options.
Sling TV offers more than 30 channels including both FOX and FS1. Another option is Fubo TV, which is more costly, but comes with more than 100 channels, including both FOX and FS1, so you can watch every moment.
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Australia v Denmark: how to watch in Australia
In Australia, the entire tournament will be free to view on SBS, and SBS On-Demand.
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