Denmark v Norway: Ticket prices, match details and late sales for Nations League A

Denmark will host Norway at Parken in Copenhagen in a major Scandinavian meeting in the UEFA Nations League A.

The two European sides will compete for an advantage in the fixture as well as important points in the group stage. Here is what supporters need to know about ticket prices, the stadium and how to buy seats.

Match details and ticket sales

The match will be played at Parken in Copenhagen, with the kick-off time to be confirmed by the regional broadcaster in each area.

The main allocation of official tickets is being sold directly through DBU Billetsalg, the Danish Football Association’s official ticketing platform for Denmark home matches at Parken.

Fans are advised to create an account on the official website early, ahead of the opening of the general sale for standard tickets.

If the main allocation sells out, or certain seating categories are no longer available through the official portal, supporters can turn to secondary-market platforms such as Ticombo. Those services may be an option once the ordinary official allocation has been exhausted.

Standard single-match tickets on the official platform start at about €35. That price applies to general-admission seats behind the goals at Parken, depending on the category selected.

On the secondary market, tickets on platforms such as Ticombo start at approximately €78 once the regular allocation has sold out through official outlets.

Recent form

Denmark have recorded one win, two draws and two defeats in their last five matches, scoring eight goals and conceding eight.

Their most recent game ended in a goalless draw with DR Congo in a friendly. Denmark were also eliminated from World Cup qualifying after losing to Czech Republic on aggregate.

That run included a 4-0 victory over North Macedonia and a 4-2 defeat by Scotland.

Norway’s last five matches have produced three wins and two losses. They have scored eight goals and conceded nine during that sequence.

Their latest result was a 2-1 defeat by England in the quarter-finals of the World Cup. That ended a run which had included knockout-stage victories over Brazil and Ivory Coast.

Norway began that sequence with a 3-2 group-stage win against Senegal.

Head-to-head record

Denmark have the stronger recent record in this fixture.

The teams last met in June 2024, when Denmark won 3-1 at home in a friendly. Across their last five recorded meetings, Denmark have won three times, with one draw and one victory for Norway.

Most of those matches have taken place in Denmark, where the hosts have generally been the more decisive side. However, Norway’s improved form before this meeting means the historical record may be less predictive than it might otherwise appear.