Knudsen's Denmark Host Wales - Ipswich Town News
Blues left-back Jonas Knudsen could win his fifth full cap when Denmark take on Wales in their first UEFA Nations League match in Aarhus this evening (Sky Sports Main Event/Football from 4.30pm, KO 5pm).
A temporary agreement to the long-running contractual dispute between the players and the DBU, the Danish FA, was reached on Friday, the squad having refused to take part in Wednesday’s friendly in Slovakia.
Denmark fielded a team of amateur players in that game in order to avoid censure for failing to fulfil the fixture and were beaten 3-0.
Knudsen started the Danes' previous match, the World Cup round of 16 on-penalties defeat to eventual finalists Croatia.
Wales got their Nations League campaign off to a very strong start by beating the Republic of Ireland 4-1 in Cardiff on Thursday.
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