Bet Builder Tip For Poland Women vs Denmark Women

With both Denmark Women and Poland Women already out of the tournament, Saturday’s group-stage finale in Lucerne is all about saving face and leaving on a positive note. Despite neither side being able to progress, there’s plenty to play for, and this provides an ideal setup for a well-structured Bet Builder focusing on Denmark’s strength, Poland’s discipline record, and match dynamics.

Below we explain why each leg offers strong value based on recent performances, tactical set-ups and squad news.

Here’s our Bet Builder pick for Poland Women vs Denmark Women, which has been placed with William Hill:

✅ Selection 1: Denmark Women to Win Both Halves

Although Denmark have exited the competition, they have shown glimpses of quality in both group games and were arguably unlucky not to pick up points. Against Germany, they took the lead through Amalie Vangsgaard and looked composed throughout the first half before being undone late on by a stronger side. That followed a narrow 1-0 loss to Sweden, where Denmark limited their Nordic rivals to few clear-cut chances.

In contrast, Poland have looked overwhelmed. Their debut tournament has ended in back-to-back defeats without a goal, and their defensive frailty has been brutally exposed by superior opposition. They’ve conceded five goals across two matches and offered little threat going forward.

Denmark will be determined to end their campaign with a convincing win, especially as it’s Andrée Jeglertz’s final match in charge before he departs for Manchester City Women. That extra motivation, combined with Denmark’s clear edge in squad quality — with stars like Pernille Harder and Vangsgaard leading the line — suggests they can dominate from the outset and maintain control after the break.

A fast start followed by game management should be enough to see the Danes win each half comfortably, especially given Poland’s shaky defending and tendency to concede late.

✅ Selection 2: Denmark Women Most Corners in Each Half

Denmark’s playing style is built around wide attacks, frequent overlapping runs and regular service into the box — all of which naturally lead to a high corner count. Against both Sweden and Germany, the Danes were proactive on the wings, particularly through Thorgersen and Faerge, who constantly drove forward to provide crosses for their forward line.

Meanwhile, Poland have struggled to push opponents back. Their limited possession and deep defensive line have resulted in them being camped inside their own half for long spells. That passive approach allows teams like Denmark to dictate the tempo and create more set-piece opportunities.

The Danes are expected to have more of the ball, and with Poland often resorting to last-ditch clearances or deflecting shots wide, it sets up favourably for Denmark to lead the corner count. Expect Denmark to press in both halves and win the most corners as they look to capitalise on Poland’s vulnerability out wide.

Given how Denmark managed to carve out chances even against the stronger defences of Sweden and Germany, it’s reasonable to back them to outperform Poland in this area again.

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✅ Selection 3: Poland Women Most Cards

Poland’s frustration has been evident throughout their maiden Euros campaign, and that has translated into a tendency to commit fouls in key areas. With nothing to lose and a desire to avoid finishing bottom, there’s a real chance they could become overly aggressive in their approach on Saturday.

Facing players of the calibre of Harder and Vangsgaard — who are excellent at drawing fouls — will likely result in more yellow cards for Poland, especially if they struggle to cope with Denmark’s pace and movement in attacking transitions.

In their first two games, Poland showed a clear pattern of committing repeated fouls when under pressure, and their midfield have been guilty of poorly timed tackles in dangerous zones. Against a technically sound Denmark team that moves the ball quickly through midfield and stretches play across the width of the pitch, Poland are expected to be chasing shadows — often resulting in cynical fouls and inevitable bookings.

Moreover, with Denmark aiming to give their departing coach a strong farewell, they will be eager to impose themselves from the off — potentially leading to even more reckless challenges from a Polish side determined to make a physical mark on their final match.

Given the stakes, formation choices, and attacking tendencies, this market offers strong value.

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