Poland Women vs Denmark Women Predictions

Poland Women vs Denmark Women Predictions, Betting Tips and Match Previews at Euro 2025. Sweden and Germany advance from Group C; Denmark and Poland, both without points, will battle for third place only, with no chance of progressing in the EURO W tournament. Read on for our free predictions and tips.

EURO Women | Jul 12 2025 at 8:00 pm UK at Swissporarena (Luzern)

Poland Women vs Denmark Women Predictions

Will Poland Finally Find the Net or Will Denmark End with a Bit of Redemption?

• Poland’s Goal Drought Continues: After two matches in this year’s EURO, Poland are yet to find the back of the net, highlighting severe issues in attack.
• Danes Not Much Better Going Forward: Denmark have scored just once in their two EURO matches so far and have looked laboured in the final third.
• Lack of Firepower on Both Sides: Across four group games between them, these teams have combined for just one goal from open play.

Best Bet for Poland Women vs Denmark Women

As Group C of the Women’s EURO 2025 draws to a close, Saturday’s meeting between Poland and Denmark at the Swissporarena in Lucerne serves up a match with nothing but pride on the line. The big guns—Sweden and Germany—have already sealed their spots in the next round, leaving these two sides to reflect on what might’ve been. But if you think this fixture will lack fire, you might want to think again.

Both sides arrive here without a single point between them, and you can be sure neither team wants to head home with a big, fat zero on the board. Poland, making their debut in this competition, were always up against it. Defeats to Germany and Sweden were expected, but the lack of goals and creativity in those games will surely frustrate coach Nina Patalon. Denmark, on the other hand, came into the tournament with a bit more pedigree and higher expectations. Still, they too struggled to break through two well-drilled defences, and while they did grab a goal against the Germans, it wasn’t enough to avoid a second straight defeat.

So, this final group fixture won’t alter the standings, but it still has significance. One side will leave with something—whether it’s a goal, a win, or just some dignity. But don’t expect a fireworks show in Switzerland.

Best Bet for Poland W vs Denmark W: Under 2.5 Goals

Here at BettingTips4You.com, we keep things simple. Rather than throw a dozen predictions your way and confuse everyone, we back just one selection per match—the Best Bet—handpicked with care. And for this clash between two sides already eliminated, our strongest pick is Under 2.5 Goals.

Now, let’s not dance around it: neither of these teams has exactly dazzled going forward. Poland haven’t scored a single goal in this tournament. That’s right—not one. They looked toothless in the final third against both Germany and Sweden, managing barely a sniff of a real chance across 180 minutes. Yes, they’ve looked more composed defensively than some feared, but their attacking threat has been more theoretical than real.

Denmark, while marginally better, haven’t fared much more impressively in attack either. One goal in two matches—coming in a scrappy 2-1 loss to Germany—is hardly a cause for optimism. And their opener against Sweden? A flat, uninspired 1-0 defeat. The Danish midfield has struggled to create meaningful chances, and the attacking trio of Janni Thomsen, Amalie Vangsgaard, and Pernille Harder haven’t had the supply they need to make a real difference.

Combine that with Poland’s similarly blunt forward line—featuring Ewa Pajor, Nadia Krezyman, and Paulina Tomasiak, who have yet to click in the final third—and you’ve got a recipe for a low-scoring contest. Even though Denmark are technically the stronger side, this game doesn’t scream goal-fest.

“With both teams already knocked out and struggling in front of goal, there’s little reason to expect a shootout. A slow, cagey affair seems far more likely.”
– BettingTips4You.com expert Mark Wighan

In terms of a correct score, the most realistic outcome appears to be a 2-0 win for Denmark. It allows for their slight superiority in quality and organisation to shine through, while acknowledging Poland’s continued struggles in front of goal.

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