How to watch Australia vs Denmark (World Cup 2022)

On November 30, Australia will play Denmark at the Al Janoub Stadium in Qatar. This match is extremely important because it’s the last one for Group D. In other words, there are no more chances to change a team’s standings once the final whistle blows. Kickoff is scheduled for 10:00 ET (07:00 ET / 14:00 GMT / 15:00 CET / 00:00 AEST) but don’t worry if you can’t make it in person; we’re about to explain how to stream Australia vs Denmark live from anywhere in the world.

It’s important to note that we’re only recommending official sources. There will almost certainly be unlicensed World Cup streams but these are usually very low quality, with frequent playback issues, and perhaps even commentary in a language you can’t understand. The good news is that there are lots of legitimate ways to stream the World Cup for free, which means third-party sources are completely unnecessary.

The FIFA World Cup is airing on geo-restricted channels. This means that if you’re traveling abroad, you won’t be able to watch on your usual streaming services without the help of a Virtual Private Network (VPN).

How to live stream Australia vs Denmark online from abroad

VPNs encrypt your traffic, which stops anyone from seeing what you do online. This not only improves your digital privacy, but can stop your service provider from throttling your connection. VPNs are also great for streaming while on vacation abroad. Follow these steps to regain access to your usual services while traveling:

1. The first step is to choose a reputable VPN provider. We recommend NordVPN but Surfshark and ExpressVPN are two well-respected alternatives with high speeds
2. Download and install the VPN app. You can usually connect around five devices at a time, so feel free to add the app to any you use regularly
3. Log in and select a server in your home country. This will change your IP address and make it seem like you’re still at home, granting access to region-specific services no matter where you actually are
4. Finally, visit your home country’s World Cup broadcaster and play a video. In most cases, it should play right away. If not, clear your cookies and refresh the page to resolve the most common causes of the problem

Thinking about watching the Australia vs Denmark game live? In that case, it’s a good idea to make sure your VPN works as expected beforehand. This way, you won’t be scrambling to contact customer support as the match begins. The providers above all have free, around the clock customer support, so getting in touch usually only takes a minute.

How to watch Australia vs Denmark for free on UK TV

If you’re in the UK, you can watch Australia vs Denmark (and every other 2022 World Cup match) on BBC or ITV. The best part is that both of these networks have their own free-to-use streaming platform: BBC iPlayer and ITV Hub, respectively. This match will air on BBC One, which means you’ll need to visit the site and create an account ahead of time.

Now, as well as allowing you to stream fixtures live, BBC iPlayer will also have on-demand replays. These are generally added a few hours after matches end and remain accessible for weeks, so there’s no rush to get caught up.

When it comes to streaming, BBC iPlayer is a special case. It’s the only streaming service that requires a TV License to watch on-demand content. Additionally, this service only works in the UK, so you’ll need a VPN to continue watching while traveling abroad. NordVPN has a 30-day money-back guarantee, meaning you can try it risk-free. If you’re unimpressed, just cancel within this time period to claim a full refund.

Where else can I watch the FIFA World Cup online?

The World Cup is, understandably, being shown nearly everywhere. Take a look below to find out which broadcasters are carrying the Australia vs Denmark game in your country:

USA

All 64 matches of the 2022 World Cup will air on either FOX or FS1. At the time of writing, the network hasn’t said which channel Australia vs Denmark will be on, but it doesn’t really matter since you can access both in the same way: just sign into the FOX Sports website with your cable provider details.

Don’t worry: you can also live stream the World Cup without cable. To do so, you’ll need a fuboTV, Sling TV, YouTube TV, or Hulu with Live TV account. We’d suggest using Sling TV since it’s much cheaper than its rivals and is currently offering new customers their first three months at half off ($17.50). It’s important to choose Sling TV’s Blue plan, though, because that’s the only one that carries FOX channels.

If you’d like to watch the World Cup in Spanish, your best bet is Peacock Premium. This costs $4.99 per month and will have every single fixture live, with replays coming later. You could also sign into the NBC website since every game will air on either Telemundo or Universo.

These services are all region-locked, so you’ll have to use a VPN to continue watching abroad.

Australia

This match will kick off at midnight so any Australian fans will have a late night ahead. If you’d like to watch live, you’ll find it streaming on SBS, as with every other World Cup fixture. This service will also have each fixture available for on-demand streaming within a few hours, so you can also just catch up at a time that suits you better.

SBS is free to use, but requires you to create an account. This is fairly standard stuff, just entering an email address and creating a password. You should also note that this service won’t work outside of Australia unless you’re using an Australian VPN server.

Canada

The Canadian broadcaster CTV is showing Australia vs Denmark, and every other World Cup match live. There’ll also be on-demand replays shortly after each fixture finishes. To watch these online, simply sign into the CTV website with your cable provider details.

Those of us without cable TV can still stream the World Cup, but not for free, unfortunately. TSN will have English-language coverage, while RDS will broadcast exclusively in French. Both services cost $19.99 CAD per month.

CTV, TSN, and RDS are all geo-restricted. That said, you can still use them abroad if you have a VPN.

Denmark

Discovery has exclusive streaming rights to this year’s World Cup tournament in Denmark. You’ll be able to stream every match live and on-demand using Discovery Plus. Although prices start at 49 DKK per month, you’ll have to choose the 99 DKK per month plan in order to watch live. There is, however, a seven-day free trial.

Discovery+ changes its content based on your location. To regain access to your home country’s catalog as you travel, connect to a Danish VPN server.

Other locations

With so many broadcasters around the world, there’s a good chance you’ll be able to watch the 2022 World Cup online, even if we haven’t mentioned your country above. To start with, why not check out the list of World Cup broadcasters? Note that some may only let you watch online if you have a cable TV subscription, so it’s always worth doing a few minutes of research.

Which team is expected to win: Australia or Denmark?

Denmark are heavy favorites to win this one, with some bookmakers giving 5/1 (+500) odds. That’s a little unusual, given that both squads have made it to at least the group stage five times previously. This might be because Denmark has broken through to the Round of 16 three times, while Australia has only done so once, but let’s dig a little deeper.

Australia has done fairly well in recent matches but has struggled against fairly easy opponents this year, often ending matches in a draw against all expectations. Denmark, on the other hand, has lost just four of its last 12 games, and won all the others with no draws whatsoever. Further, in all but one of its victories, it scored at least two goals.

On reflection, this might seem a bit one-sided. However, soccer is an uncertain sport and anything can happen on the night. The only way to find out is to stream Australia vs Denmark for yourself.

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