Allemagne – Serbie : sur quelle chaîne TV suivre ce match en direct ?

L’Allemagne reçoit la Serbie ce jeudi à l’Allianz Arena de Munich, à partir de 19h45, pour le compte de la 3e journée de la Ligue des Nations. Une rencontre importante pour la Mannschaft, qui doit impérativement réagir après un début de parcours compliqué. Voici les principales informations pour suivre cette affiche en direct à la télévision.

L’Allemagne doit se relancer

La sélection allemande traverse une période délicate dans cette phase de groupes. Avec un match nul et une défaite lors de ses deux premières sorties, les hommes de Jürgen Klopp se retrouvent déjà sous pression. Une victoire contre la Serbie permettrait à l’Allemagne de se relancer et de retrouver une dynamique plus positive devant son public. sweetbonan.org

À domicile, la Mannschaft devra toutefois se méfier d’une équipe serbe qui n’a pas encore réussi à prendre le moindre point. Les visiteurs occupent actuellement la dernière place du groupe et chercheront à profiter de cette rencontre pour enfin lancer leur campagne.

La Serbie veut créer la surprise

Avec zéro point au compteur, la Serbie aborde cette troisième journée dans une situation compliquée. Malgré ses difficultés depuis le début de la compétition, la sélection serbe reste capable de poser des problèmes à son adversaire et tentera de repartir de Munich avec un résultat positif.

De son côté, l’Allemagne devra rapidement retrouver de l’efficacité afin de ne pas laisser davantage de terrain à ses concurrents dans la course aux premières places.

Où regarder Allemagne – Serbie en direct ?

Le coup d’envoi de la rencontre sera donné ce jeudi à 19h45, à l’Allianz Arena de Munich. Plusieurs diffuseurs proposent cette affiche en direct, notamment DAZN et beIN Sports.

Selon le territoire, la rencontre peut également être accessible sur Canal+ ou SuperSport. Les téléspectateurs sont invités à consulter la programmation de leur bouquet afin de connaître le diffuseur disponible dans leur pays.

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Johan Ackermann has revealed when injured hooker Akker van der Merwe, and several Springbok reinforcements, could return to action for the Bulls.

The three-cap Bok, famously nicknamed the ‘Angry Warthog’ by former Bok coach Nick Mallett, has not played for the Bulls since January, when he suffered a neck injury during a scrum in their Investec Champions Cup pool match against Pau in France.

However, Ackermann confirmed on Thursday that the 35-year-old’s neck is no longer an issue, with a calf injury now delaying his comeback.

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“He’s actually only struggling with his calf now, since before the All Blacks game [in August]. So the neck is fine. Before the calf injury, he scrummed and had contact 100%,” the Bulls coach said.

“The only challenge is he re-injured the calf just before we went on tour. His progress at the moment is good. That’s the feedback we’ve got.

“Everybody who stayed behind – Embrose Papier, Akker and Sergeal Petersen – are all tracking nicely with their injuries.

“But I doubt Akker will be ready when we’re back. Hopefully we’ll see him soon.”

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While Van der Merwe may have to wait a little longer, Ackermann will soon have several Springboks available to increase his depth at No 2.

Hooker Johan Grobbelaar, loose forward Marco van Staden (who provided cover at hooker for the Bulls last season) and utility front-rower Jan-Hendrik Wessels all started in the Boks’ defeat to the Wallabies in Perth last Sunday.

“Luckily, by next week we will have Marco, Grobbies [Grobbelaar], Jan, everybody who can play hooker, back in the squad,” Ackermann said.

Juann Else will wear the Bulls No 2 jersey against Munster on Saturday night with Janco Uys on the bench.

The Bulls host the Lions at Loftus on 10 October.

Photo: Sydney Seshibedi/Gallo Images

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Denmark vs Portugal meets at Parken in Copenhagen on Thursday, 1 October 2026 in UEFA Nations League A Group 4. Portugal arrive top of the group with six points from two matches, while Denmark have three after responding to an opening defeat in Norway with a 2-0 home win over Wales.

The fixture also renews a recent Nations League rivalry. Denmark beat Portugal 1-0 in Copenhagen in the 2025 quarter-final first leg before Portugal won the return 5-2 after extra time to advance 6-3 on aggregate. This time the teams meet in the league phase with the Group A4 table already beginning to take shape.

For the Denmark vs Portugal live score, confirmed lineups and changing match statistics, follow SP Score once the match begins.

Match information	Details
Competition	UEFA Nations League 2026/27
League / Group	League A – Group A4
Date	Thursday, 1 October 2026
Kick-off	20:45 Copenhagen local / 20:45 SAST / 18:45 UTC
Venue	Parken, Copenhagen, Denmark
Denmark coach	Brian Riemer
Portugal coach	Jorge Jesus

The Danish Football Association confirms Parken as the venue and 20:45 as the local kick-off time. Denmark stay in the same international window for an away match against Wales on 4 October, while Portugal host Norway.

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Denmark vs Portugal results enter Matchday 3 with Portugal holding the only perfect record in Group A4. Jorge Jesus’ side beat Wales 1-0 and Norway 2-1, while Denmark recovered from a 3-2 defeat in Oslo by beating Wales 2-0 at Parken.

Team	P	W		D	L		GF-GA	Pts
Portugal	2	2		0	0		3-1	6
Norway	2	1		0	1		4-4	3
Denmark	2	1		0	1		4-3	3
Wales	2	0		0	2		0-3	0
Team			24 Sep			27 Sep
Denmark			Norway 3-2 Denmark			Denmark 2-0 Wales
Portugal			Portugal 1-0 Wales			Norway 1-2 Portugal

The top two teams in each League A group progress to the quarter-finals. A Denmark win would bring them level with Portugal on six points, while another Portuguese victory would create a significant gap over the chasing teams.

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Denmark vs Portugal team news has changed sharply on the Portuguese side. Cristiano Ronaldo left the Portugal camp in Copenhagen on 30 September after discussions around his role under Jorge Jesus and will not play against Denmark.

Portugal had already shown they can win without Ronaldo when he remained an unused substitute in the 2-1 victory over Norway. João Félix opened the scoring in Oslo and Gonçalo Ramos scored the winner after Erling Haaland had equalised. Bruno Fernandes missed that match with a fitness issue, so his status is another point to watch before the starting lineups are confirmed.

Denmark’s current Nations League squad includes Filip Jørgensen, Joachim Andersen, Joakim Mæhle, Patrick Dorgu, Morten Hjulmand, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Gustav Isaksen, Rasmus Højlund and Mikkel Damsgaard. Isaksen and Damsgaard were among the scorers across Denmark’s first two group matches, while Højlund remains one of Brian Riemer’s central attacking options.

Denmark vs Portugal lineups will be confirmed shortly before kick-off, but UEFA’s current squad lists show the options available to both coaches. Denmark can build around Jørgensen in goal, Andersen and Mæhle in defence, Hjulmand and Højbjerg in midfield, with Højlund, Isaksen and Damsgaard among the attacking choices.

Portugal’s available group includes Diogo Costa, Rúben Dias, Nuno Mendes, João Cancelo, João Palhinha, Bernardo Silva, João Neves, Vitinha, João Félix, Gonçalo Ramos, Rafael Leão and Pedro Neto. Ronaldo’s departure removes one major selection question and makes Ramos, Félix and the wide forwards more important to the attacking plan.

The confirmed starting elevens should take precedence over projected teams because both sides are playing their third match in a demanding international window.

Denmark vs Portugal H2H is led historically by Portugal, but the most relevant recent meetings came in the 2025 Nations League quarter-finals. Denmark won the first leg 1-0 at Parken before Portugal overturned the tie in Lisbon.

Date	Fixture	Result	Competition
23 Mar 2025	Portugal vs Denmark	Portugal 5-2 Denmark (AET)	Nations League QF
20 Mar 2025	Denmark vs Portugal	Denmark 1-0 Portugal	Nations League QF
8 Oct 2015	Portugal vs Denmark	Portugal 1-0 Denmark	EURO qualifying
14 Oct 2014	Denmark vs Portugal	Denmark 0-1 Portugal	EURO qualifying
13 Jun 2012	Denmark vs Portugal	Denmark 2-3 Portugal	UEFA EURO

The 5-2 result in Lisbon and Denmark’s 1-0 first-leg win explain why both scorelines remain closely associated with this fixture. They also show that Denmark have recent evidence of beating Portugal at Parken, even though Portugal ultimately won the quarter-final tie 6-3 on aggregate.

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Denmark vs Portugal stats show both teams have scored three or more goals across the first two rounds, but Portugal hold the stronger defensive record. Denmark have four goals and three conceded; Portugal have three goals and one conceded.

Gustav Isaksen and Rasmus Højlund give Denmark direct running and penalty-area presence, while Mikkel Damsgaard can create from between the lines. Hjulmand and Højbjerg offer experience in the centre of midfield against a Portugal unit built around technical control.

Portugal have already had goals from different attackers in this campaign. João Félix and Gonçalo Ramos scored in Oslo, and the absence of Ronaldo increases the importance of Ramos, Félix, Rafael Leão and Pedro Neto. Vitinha and João Neves can also influence how much possession Portugal establish at Parken.

Denmark vs Portugal prediction discussion has to balance Portugal’s six-point start against Denmark’s strong home response to Wales and their 1-0 win over Portugal at Parken in March 2025.

Portugal have produced the more consistent opening two rounds and have already shown they can win away from home without Ronaldo. Denmark, however, are capable of making Parken difficult through midfield pressure, quick wide attacks and Højlund’s movement through the centre.

Rather than treating either side as an automatic winner, the stronger match indicators are Portugal’s control in midfield, Denmark’s home intensity and which team handles the transitions better. The first goal could be especially important because both teams have players suited to attacking space once the game opens.

Denmark vs Portugal live coverage begins at 20:45 in Copenhagen and 20:45 SAST, with kick-off at 18:45 UTC. Broadcast availability varies by territory, so viewers should check UEFA and authorised local listings for confirmed coverage where they are.

Confirmed lineups normally appear shortly before kick-off. Live-score coverage will track goals, cards, substitutions, match statistics and the Group A4 table. Denmark vs Portugal highlights should be available through authorised competition and broadcast channels after the match, subject to local rights.

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The UEFA Nations League match is on Thursday, 1 October 2026.

Kick-off is at 20:45 in Copenhagen, 20:45 SAST and 18:45 UTC.

The match is at Parken in Copenhagen, Denmark.

They are in UEFA Nations League A Group A4 with Norway and Wales.

Denmark lost 3-2 away to Norway before beating Wales 2-0 at Parken, leaving them on three points after two matches.

Portugal beat Wales 1-0 and Norway 2-1, giving them six points from two matches.

No. Ronaldo left Portugal’s camp on 30 September and will not feature in Copenhagen.

Portugal beat Denmark 5-2 after extra time in the second leg of the 2025 Nations League quarter-final and advanced 6-3 on aggregate.

Denmark won 1-0 at Parken on 20 March 2025 in the first leg of their Nations League quarter-final.

Broadcast rights vary by territory. Check UEFA and authorised local listings for viewing information and use live-score coverage for match events and statistics.

Denmark vs Portugal brings together the top two scoring sides in Group A4 after the opening two rounds, with Portugal leading on six points and Denmark among the chasing teams on three. Parken also gives the fixture recent context after Denmark’s 1-0 home win over Portugal in March 2025.

Portugal arrive with two wins but without Cristiano Ronaldo, while Denmark have regained momentum after beating Wales. The midfield battle, Portugal’s revised attacking setup and Denmark’s ability to create chances for Højlund and their wide players should shape the match.

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