Denmark will go to the World Cup as one of the outsiders but they had a good qualifying campaign and could surprise a few people in Brazil. Punters backing the Denmark World Cup odds should get a run for their money.
| Year | Stage of Exit |
|---|---|
| 2010 | Eliminated at Group Stage |
| 2006 | Did not qualify |
| 2002 | Eliminated in Second Round |
| 1998 | Eliminated in Quarter Final |
| 1994 | Did not qualify |
| 1990 | Did not qualify |
These were the best World Cup bets on Denmark at the most recent World Cup:
Denmark will have to qualify for the World Cup in the same manner as all the other European sides, most qualification groups will have six teams in and one team will qualify from each group. The eight runners up from the groups with six teams will compete for four spots in playoff games over two legs.
| Date | Team | Scores | Team |
|---|---|---|---|
| Goalkeepers | Thomas Sorensen (Stoke City), Stephan Andersen (Brondby), Jesper Christiansen (FC Copenhagen) |
| Defenders | William Kvist (FC Copenhagen), Simon Kjaer (Palermo), Lars Jacobsen (Blackburn Rovers), Per Kroldup (Fiorentina), Daniel Agger (Liverpool), Patrick Mtigliga (Malaga), Simon Poulsen (AZ Alkmaar) |
| Midfielders | Martin Jorgensen (AGF Aarhus), Christian Poulsen (Juventus), Jakob Poulsen (AGF Aarhus), Dennis Rommedahl (Ajax Amsterdam), Thomas Kahlenberg (VfL Wolfsburg), Thomas Enevoldsen (FC Groningen), Christian Eriksen (Ajax Amsterdam), Mikkel Beckmann (Randers), Daniel Jensen (Werder Bremen), Jesper Gronkjaer (FC Copenhagen) |
| Forwards | Jon Dahl Tomasson (Feyenoord), Soren Larsen (Toulouse), Nicklas Bendtner (Arsenal) |