World Cup 2018, Denmark vs Australia: What time is kick-off tomorrow, what TV channel is it on and what is our prediction?
What is it?
Denmark are looking for a second Group C stage win in the 2018 World Cup, which would almost certainly see them go through to the last 16. Australia narrowly lost to France and will be tough opponents.
When is it?
Thursday June 21.
What time is kick-off?
1pm BST
What TV channel is it on?
ITV or ITV HD. Alternatively, you can follow the match live with us on Telegraph Sport.
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Where is the game being played?
Samara Arena, Samara
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What is the team news?
Denmark probable XI: Schmeichel, Larsen, Christensen, Kjaer, Dalsgaard, Schone, Delaney, Sisto Eriksen, Poulsen, Jorgensen.
Australia probable XI: Ryan, Risdon, Sainsbury, Milligan, Behich, Leckie, Mooy, Jedinak, Kruse, Rogic, Juric.
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What's the latest news on the two teams?
Denmark will be without midfielder William Kvist after he fractured two ribs against Peru. He had to be stretchered off in the game, and looks set to miss the rest of the World Cup. Lasse Schone could take his place.
Jonas Knudsen, the Ipswich defender, flew back to Denmark to welcome the birth of his baby daughter after Saturday's game, but returned to Russia on Tuesday and is also in contention to play.
Australia could turn to veteran Tim Cahill, the only player without a club at this World Cup, in what is a must-win game for the Socceroos. They need a win to have a realistic chance of making it through the group stages.
What are the odds?
Denmark 10/11
Australia 5/2
Draw 3/1
What's our prediction?
If Denmark can win here, they will have one foot in the last sixteen, which would be a fantastic result in a competitive group. Christian Eriksen will be key in midfield once again, but Kasper Schmeichel has been the real star of the team in their recent games. The keeper has kept a clean sheet for the Danes in each of his last five matches, last conceding a goal 534 minutes ago, against the Republic of Ireland.
Australia have lost their last four World Cup games and lost seven of nine World Cup games against European opposition.
Denmark 2 Australia 1
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