Denmark and Wales will play each other in the Nations League on Sunday, September 27, with the match kicking off at 5pm British Summer Time (12pm Eastern Time / 9am Pacific Time). The game will be held at Copenhagen's Parken Stadium, a major football venue in Denmark. This match is part of the Nations League, a competition involving national teams from around the world, organized by UEFA to provide more regular fixtures for fans. In the UK, the match can be watched live on BBC One and later viewed on-demand through BBC iPlayer. To access the service, viewers must have a valid TV Licence and a UK postcode. In the Republic of Ireland, Virgin Media 2 and Virgin Media Play will broadcast the game for free-to-air viewing, without subscription fees. In the United States, the match will be available for free on Tubi through Fubo Sports Network. For a more complete viewing experience, FuboTV offers a free trial, with the sports package’s first month priced at $54.99, followed by a $64.99 monthly subscription. In Canada, DAZN will show the game, but viewers will need a soccer package subscription, starting at CA$24.99 per month. In Australia, beIN Sports will broadcast the match, with subscriptions starting at $16.99 per month and a 7-day free trial available. International viewers may need to use a virtual private network (VPN) to access regional streaming services. A recommended provider is NordVPN, which offers up to 75% off its services and can help unlock access to BBC iPlayer and other platforms. Denmark and Wales have faced each other 11 times in the past, with Denmark winning seven matches and Wales securing four victories. Their most recent encounter was at Euro 2020, where Denmark defeated Wales 4-0. Both teams have had difficult recent campaigns in World Cup qualification, with Denmark losing to Czechia in a penalty shootout and Wales suffering a heartbreaking play-off defeat. Now, both teams are looking to rebuild and regain their form in the Nations League.