Croatia vs Denmark LIVE World Cup 2018: Latest score, goal updates, prediction, how to watch online, what time does it start, which TV channel, team news

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Croatia World Cup profile

Croatia come into the knockout stage of the World Cup undefeated and knowing that their half of the draw has opened up massively by Spain's shock elimination. Their impressive showing in the group stage saw them easily pick apart Argentina while they enjoyed commanding wins over Nigeria and Iceland.

Impressive defensive showings from the side meant that they only conceded one goal during the group stage of the competition, which came against Iceland in the form of a penalty.

Denmark have been less impressive, getting through to the knockout stage with just two goals under their belt. Their mediocre showing against Australia mean that they had to perform against France or they ran the risk of not qualifying. They were helped out massively by Peru’s surprise win over Australia that meant that their 0-0 draw against France was enough for them to take second in Group C.

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What time is it?

Croatia vs Denmark kicks off at 19:00 at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium.

Where can I watch it?

ITV 1 will be providing live coverage of the game.

Odds

Croatia: 5/6

Denmark: 4/1

Draw: 11/5

Prediction

Denmark face an almighty challenge in getting past Croatia. Zlatko Dalić’s side have been one of the tournament’s more consistent teams and are likely to take it up a notch in the knockout stages. It’s hard to see this game ending in anything but a Croatia win.

Key Points

• Croatia vs Denmark kicks off at 7pm
• Luka Modric and Christian Eriksen go head to head
• Croatia favourites to progress to quarter-finals

[1 July 2018 21:54 · Molly Hudson]

Thanks for joining us today as we enjoyed 240 minutes of dramatic football and two penalty shootouts...we'll be back tomorrow to do it all again as Brazil play Mexico and Belgium take on Japan