Danemark – Portugal : sur quelle chaîne TV suivre ce match en direct ?

Le Danemark accueille le Portugal ce jeudi 1er octobre 2026 au Parken, à Copenhague, à l’occasion de la 3e journée de la Ligue des Nations.

Une rencontre importante pour les deux sélections, avec un Portugal qui souhaite confirmer son excellent début de parcours et un Danemark déterminé à profiter de l’avantage de jouer à domicile. Voici les principales informations pour suivre cette affiche en direct à la télévision.

Le Portugal veut poursuivre sur sa lancée

Après deux premières journées réussies, le Portugal arrive à Copenhague avec l’ambition de conserver sa place en tête du groupe. La sélection portugaise reste sur deux victoires et aborde donc ce rendez-vous avec confiance. rocore.sbs

Face à elle, le Danemark entend profiter de son public pour contrarier les plans de son adversaire. Les Danois savent qu’un résultat positif leur permettrait de relancer leur dynamique dans cette phase de groupes et de se rapprocher des premières places.

Le contexte promet ainsi une opposition disputée entre deux équipes qui ont besoin de points pour atteindre leurs objectifs dans cette Ligue des Nations.

Où regarder Danemark – Portugal en direct ?

Le coup d’envoi de la rencontre sera donné ce jeudi 1er octobre 2026 à 19h45 au Parken de Copenhague. Pour suivre le match en direct à la télévision, plusieurs diffuseurs sont annoncés selon les territoires, notamment beIN Sports, SuperSport, Canal+ et DAZN.

Les téléspectateurs devront toutefois vérifier la programmation de leur chaîne ou de leur bouquet selon leur pays, les droits de diffusion pouvant varier d’un territoire à l’autre.

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Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women meet at Campus PSG in Poissy on Thursday, 1 October 2026 in Matchday 2 of the UEFA Women’s Champions League league phase. Kick-off is at 21:00 CEST and 21:00 SAST, or 19:00 UTC.

Both teams started the league phase with a point. PSG drew 1-1 away to Real Madrid after Sakina Karchaoui equalised from the penalty spot, while OH Leuven held Roma to a 0-0 draw. The clubs also drew 0-0 when they met in Paris in December 2025.

For the Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women live score, confirmed lineups and match statistics, follow SP Score once the match begins.

Match information	Details
Competition	UEFA Women’s Champions League 2026/27
Stage	League Phase – Matchday 2
Date	Thursday, 1 October 2026
Kick-off	21:00 CEST / 21:00 SAST / 19:00 UTC
Venue	Campus PSG, Poissy
PSG coach	Paulo César
OH Leuven coach	Arno Van den Abbeel

Paris Saint-Germain moved the match from the Parc des Princes to Campus PSG because of operational constraints. The Poissy venue will therefore host PSG’s first home league-phase match of the 2026/27 competition.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women results leave both clubs on one point before Matchday 2. PSG conceded in the second minute against Real Madrid but recovered to draw 1-1. OH Leuven kept Roma scoreless in a 0-0 draw.

Team	Matchday 1	Points
Paris Saint-Germain	Real Madrid 1-1 PSG	1
OH Leuven	OH Leuven 0-0 Roma	1

PSG have not lost in six matches in all competitions this season, recording four wins and two draws while scoring 12 goals and conceding three. OH Leuven are unbeaten in five European matches this season, with three qualifying wins followed by two draws.

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Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women team news centres on the players who have featured during the opening European matches. PSG can call on Mary Earps in goal, with Griedge Mbock, Elisa De Almeida, Olga Carmona and Sakina Karchaoui among the defensive options. Vitória Yaya, Jennifer Echegini and Romee Leuchter give Paulo César options further forward.

Karchaoui arrives in strong European scoring form. She has four goals in her last five Women’s Champions League appearances including qualifying, and her penalty against Real Madrid secured PSG’s point on Matchday 1.

OH Leuven have Femke Bastiaen, Jada Conijnenberg, Hannah Eurlings, Sara Pusztai and Jill Janssens among the players available from their European campaign. The Belgian side reached the league phase through qualifying and then kept a clean sheet against Roma in their opening league-phase match.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women lineups will be confirmed shortly before kick-off. PSG have several players with direct experience of this fixture: Earps, De Almeida, Karchaoui, Mbock, Olga Carmona and Leuchter all featured when the teams drew 0-0 in December 2025.

OH Leuven also return with players who experienced that goalless meeting. Their selection will show whether Arno Van den Abbeel keeps the defensive structure that shut out Roma or changes the side to add more threat in transition. The official starting elevens should be used once released.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women H2H consists of one previous competitive match. The teams drew 0-0 in Paris on 9 December 2025 in the 2025/26 Women’s Champions League league phase.

Date	Fixture	Result	Competition
9 Dec 2025	Paris Saint-Germain vs OH Leuven	0-0	UWCL League Phase
1 Oct 2026	Paris Saint-Germain vs OH Leuven	Upcoming	UWCL League Phase

OH Leuven left Paris with a clean sheet in that first meeting. The Belgian club later finished its debut European league phase with six points and reached the knockout phase play-offs, where Arsenal ended its campaign.

Paris Saint-Germain Féminine vs Oud-Heverlee Leuven Women stats show that neither side has lost in Europe this season. PSG also enter the fixture unbeaten across all competitions, while OH Leuven have avoided defeat through qualifying and Matchday 1.

Stat	Paris Saint-Germain	OH Leuven
Matchday 1	1-1 vs Real Madrid	0-0 vs Roma
League-phase points	1	1
European status	Unbeaten	Unbeaten
Previous H2H	0-0	0-0

PSG have gone five Women’s Champions League matches without defeat including qualifying. OH Leuven have also gone five European matches unbeaten this season. The difference so far is attacking output: PSG scored away to Real Madrid, while OH Leuven’s first league-phase match ended without a goal at either end.

Sakina Karchaoui is PSG’s clearest form player in Europe. Her four goals across her last five Champions League appearances including qualifying add an attacking threat from the left, and she was PSG’s scorer against Real Madrid.

Mary Earps gives PSG experience in goal, while Griedge Mbock and Elisa De Almeida are central to the defensive options available to Paulo César. Romee Leuchter provides a focal point higher up the pitch.

For OH Leuven, the defensive unit will again be important after the clean sheet against Roma. Hannah Eurlings, Sara Pusztai and Jill Janssens are among the players who can help turn defensive recoveries into attacks when PSG push forward.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women prediction discussion has to account for the 0-0 draw between these teams last season. PSG have more Champions League experience and have started the new season unbeaten, but OH Leuven have already shown they can deny PSG space and protect their goal for 90 minutes.

PSG need to improve on the chances they created in the previous meeting. Karchaoui’s runs from the left, Leuchter’s movement through the middle and the timing of PSG’s midfield support can force OH Leuven to defend across the full width of the pitch.

OH Leuven’s route into the game is clear from their recent results: stay compact, protect the central areas and use the moments when PSG commit players forward. Their clean sheets against PSG last season and Roma on Matchday 1 show why the first goal could have a major influence on this match.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women live coverage starts with kick-off at 21:00 CEST and 21:00 SAST, or 19:00 UTC. PSG’s match information lists Disney+ for the fixture; broadcast availability can differ by territory, so viewers should confirm the authorised service available where they are.

The confirmed lineups will be available before kick-off. During the match, live coverage will provide the score, goals, substitutions, cards and match statistics. Authorised highlights can be checked after the final whistle where rights permit.

The UEFA Women’s Champions League match is on Thursday, 1 October 2026.

Kick-off is at 21:00 CEST, 21:00 SAST and 19:00 UTC.

The match is at Campus PSG in Poissy. Paris Saint-Germain moved the fixture from the Parc des Princes because of operational constraints.

It is Matchday 2 of the 2026/27 UEFA Women’s Champions League league phase.

PSG drew 1-1 away to Real Madrid. OH Leuven drew 0-0 at home to Roma.

Yes. Their first competitive meeting finished 0-0 in Paris on 9 December 2025.

PSG’s match information lists Disney+ for the fixture. Broadcast availability varies by territory, while live-score coverage provides match events and statistics.

Paris Saint-Germain Women vs OH Leuven Women gives both clubs an opportunity to turn their opening league-phase draw into a first win. PSG arrive unbeaten in all competitions and have home advantage at Campus PSG, while OH Leuven have not lost in Europe this season and already held PSG scoreless in their previous meeting.

Karchaoui’s scoring form, PSG’s ability to break down a compact defence and OH Leuven’s record of clean sheets are the clearest factors going into the match. Both teams begin Matchday 2 on one point, making the result important to their early league-phase position.

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Fans should see the Stormers’ Bok stars back in action when the team returns home after an URC opening-round result that showed boss John Dobson what is possible.

Siya Kolisi and Ntuthuko Mchunu will start Friday night’s clash in Edinburgh but Dobson resisted roping in the likes of Damian Willemse, Cobus Reinach and Deon Fourie after South Africa’s defeat by the Wallabies last week.

Sharks coach JP Pietersen has named six returning Springboks in his match 23 for Saturday’s encounter against Leinster, while the Lions’ Morné van den Berg and Quan Horn are set to face the Ospreys at Ellis Park.

Dobson, though, wanted to keep the Stormers’ touring group united after the bonus-point win over Connacht, before reintegrating his Boks for a run of four home games in the URC and Investec Champions Cup.

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“They’ve been through Rugby’s Greatest Rivalry, been to three continents in a couple of weeks, with a lot of time up at altitude. I felt putting them on a plane to Edinburgh was not a good idea,” he said on Thursday.

“Siya wanted to come because he said the best way to connect with a team, since it’s a new team to him, is on tour.

“But the other guys, we booked off just to get them ready, let them rest and stay at home. We’ve got a lot more Springboks than we used to, so I don’t want this team to become disrupted.

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“We’re in a good space: we’ve prepared, we’ve played the All Blacks together, we’ve played a friendly against the Bulls and we’ve beaten Connacht together.

“We must do the job tomorrow ourselves, and then next week when they’ve freshened up, it will work well and they come back in.”

The Capetonians are backing themselves in Scotland after two weeks of preparation on 4G pitches. Dobson also sees Edinburgh as similar to Connacht, though is acutely aware of a 38-7 loss to the Scottish outfit abroad in 2024.

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“I don’t think coming back from two matches with one win would be a big knock on our campaign, but it’s a big opportunity for us,” he added.

“If we get this right and go into four home games – I know one is a European game – we will be in a very good position, and we can start thinking about how we started last season.

“Last week has shown what the opportunity is for us tomorrow. We’ve got to take it.”

Photo: Ashley Vlotman/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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La FIFA a annoncé que la cérémonie de tirage au sort de la Coupe du monde Féminine 2027 aura lieu le 11 décembre 2026 à partir de 13h30 à Rio de Janeiro et que la période de dépôt des demandes d’accréditation média est désormais ouverte.

Le tirage au sort final de la Coupe du Monde Féminine de la FIFA Brésil 2027 aura lieu le vendredi 11 décembre 2026 au Musée d’Art Moderne (MAM Rio) de Rio de Janeiro, à partir de 13h30 heure locale.

Cet événement réunira les représentants des équipes qualifiées, ainsi que les nations encore en lice pour les dernières places disponibles dans le tournoi, dans l’un des lieux culturels les plus emblématiques du Brésil.

La période d’accréditation des médias est ouverte jusqu’au 30 octobre 2026. Tous les candidats doivent posséder un compte FIFA Media Hub valide pour finaliser leur demande d’accréditation.

Les représentants des médias qui ne disposent pas encore d’un compte FIFA Media Hub approuvé peuvent s’inscrire via le lien suivant : media.FIFA.com/registration.

Le processus de billetterie pour les médias sera ouvert plus près de l’événement et sera géré via le FIFA Media Hub et l’application FIFA Media.

A noter que toutes les demandes d’accréditation sont soumises à approbation. Les candidats retenus seront avisés par courriel et recevront des renseignements supplémentaires ultérieurement.

Par ailleurs, la FIFA a négocié des codes de réduction promotionnels avec une sélection d’hôtels participants à l’intention des représentants des médias accrédités. Ces offres seront valables jusqu’au 15 novembre 2026. Les réductions peuvent varier selon l’établissement et seront appliquées aux tarifs en vigueur au moment de la réservation.

Toutes les réservations doivent être effectuées directement auprès des hôtels participants via leurs sites web officiels. La disponibilité, les modalités de paiement, les conditions de modification et d’annulation sont soumises aux conditions générales de chaque hôtel.

Aussi, en raison de la situation centrale du MAM Rio et de son excellente desserte, aucun service de navette dédié aux médias ne sera mis en place.

Un nombre limité de places de stationnement sera réservé aux représentants des médias accrédités. Plus de détails concernant la disponibilité et les modalités d’accès seront communiqués ultérieurement.

Le MAM Rio bénéficie d’une situation centrale et est facilement accessible en taxi, en VTC et en transports en commun, offrant un accès pratique depuis les principaux quartiers de Rio de Janeiro.

Informations relatives aux visas :

Les représentants des médias internationaux sont responsables de l’obtention des visas nécessaires pour se rendre au Brésil.

Les exigences en matière de visa varient selon la nationalité et le type de passeport. Les demandeurs doivent consulter le tableau du Régime général des visas brésilien (QGRV), géré par le ministère brésilien des Affaires étrangères (MRE), afin de déterminer si un visa est requis et de vérifier les conditions d’entrée applicables.

Les ressortissants éligibles d’Australie, du Canada et des États-Unis peuvent faire une demande via la plateforme officielle de visa électronique brésilien.

À propos du MAM Rio

Fondé en 1948, le Museu de Arte Moderna do Rio de Janeiro (MAM Rio) est l’une des principales institutions culturelles d’Amérique latine et un monument emblématique de l’architecture moderne.

Situé sur les rives de la baie de Guanabara, au sein du parc Flamengo, le musée a été conçu comme un centre de création artistique, d’éducation et d’expérimentation, et a joué un rôle important dans le façonnement de l’art brésilien moderne et contemporain.

Conçu par le célèbre architecte Affonso Eduardo Reidy et entouré de jardins créés par le paysagiste Roberto Burle Marx, le MAM Rio allie un cadre emblématique à un riche patrimoine culturel. Il abrite aujourd’hui l’une des plus importantes collections d’art de la région et accueille régulièrement des événements d’envergure nationale et internationale

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