Don't Miss Denmark vs. Portugal: Your Complete Guide to Watching Live on TV and Stream

The flawless Portuguese side are looking to keep their perfect start to the UEFA Nations League intact as they head to Denmark for Matchday 3.

Much attention has been drawn to Cristiano Ronaldo's absence in the 2–1 win over Norway at the weekend, with Jorge Jesus choosing not to deploy the 41-year-old in Oslo at all. Ronaldo was visibly unhappy with the decision, marching off down the tunnel after the final whistle, triggering crisis discussions with the federation and ultimately resulting in the Al Nassr forward's exit from the squad.

Jesus had previously been praised by Ronaldo as the "perfect" replacement for Roberto Martínez, but the striker is unlikely to be so complimentary about the experienced coach following his broken promise.

The emerging friction adds a fascinating dimension to what already promises to be a challenging away fixture for the Iberians, who defeated Denmark in the quarterfinals of the 2024–25 Nations League but suffered defeat on their last visit to the Parken.

Here's where Thursday's match can be viewed across the globe.

What Time Does Denmark vs. Portugal Kick Off?

How to Watch Denmark vs. Portugal on TV, Live Stream

fuboTV is among the broadcasters available in both the United States and Canada, alongside ViX (offering Spanish commentary) in the former and DAZN in the latter.

Sky Sports is the go-to option for viewers in Mexico, with izzi serving as an alternative.

Fans watching from the United Kingdom will need to pay £2.49 through Amazon Prime Video to catch Thursday's action.

What's Next for Denmark, Portugal?

One more matchday remains in this extended international break, with League A4's Matchday 4 set for Sunday.

Portugal faces Norway for the second time during this window, having edged past the World Cup quarterfinalist 2–1 at the weekend. Denmark, meanwhile, takes on Wales after comfortably beating Craig Bellamy's side at home on Matchday 2.

The two nations will meet again on Nov. 14 before Portugal wraps up the group stage in Wales and Denmark plays host to Norway.