Australia vs Denmark Sportsbet: matches, past results and how to check odds

Which Australia vs Denmark match are you looking for?

Football is a useful starting point, but the team names alone do not establish the sport, competition or year. Two prominent World Cup games are easy to confuse: the Socceroos played Denmark in Qatar in 2022, while the Matildas met Denmark in Sydney in 2023.

The Socceroos match has a particular connection to this search because Sportsbet published a World Cup guide discussing it. That is a reason to include it here, not evidence that everyone using the search phrase means the men’s game.

• Socceroos: men’s World Cup group stage, 30 November 2022 in Qatar; Australia won 1–0.
• Matildas: Women’s World Cup round of 16, 7 August 2023 in Sydney; Australia won 2–0.
• Other sports: Australia also played Denmark at the U-23 Men’s Softball World Cup in 2026. That record does not establish that Sportsbet offered a market.

Socceroos vs Denmark at the 2022 World Cup

Australia beat Denmark 1–0 in their Group D match at Al Janoub Stadium in Al Wakrah. Mathew Leckie scored the game’s only goal.

The match took place on 30 November 2022 in Qatar. In eastern Australia, kick-off was at 2:00 am AEDT on 1 December. The two dates describe the same game in different time zones, not separate fixtures.

Sportsbet’s historical World Cup guide refers to this match and illustrates types of selections. However, its displayed publication date and pre-match wording do not reliably establish when its example prices were available. The result itself also tells you nothing about the price or conditions of a particular historical bet.

Matildas vs Denmark at the 2023 Women’s World Cup

The Matildas defeated Denmark 2–0 in the round of 16 on 7 August 2023. The match kicked off at 8:30 pm AEST at Stadium Australia in Sydney/Wangal. Caitlin Foord and Hayley Raso scored for Australia.

This was a separate tournament, team and match from the Socceroos’ 2022 game. A price or market associated with one fixture should not be assumed to apply to the other. Both games are historical, so neither should be treated as an upcoming event.

Australia vs Denmark odds and betting markets

No current Sportsbet odds for an identified Australia–Denmark fixture were verified in the supplied research. The public soccer listing checked at the recorded time did not show an identifiable pairing, but that does not establish that no market exists across all sports, accounts or jurisdictions.

Prices from an old preview, another bookmaker or a different Australia–Denmark match cannot establish current Sportsbet match odds. If a new event is listed, use the price shown for the exact selection and check it again before making a decision: availability and odds can change.

The market types below explain common soccer terminology. They are not a claim that Sportsbet currently offers them for an Australia–Denmark fixture.

• Win–Draw–Win, also called 1X2: select the home team, the draw or the away team for the applicable match period. In a regular-time market, a team selection loses if the score is level at the end of regular time.
• Correct score: select the exact score for the applicable period. Sportsbet’s soccer guidance says extra-time goals and penalty shootouts are excluded from its correct-score market.
• Over/under goals: select whether the total number of goals is above or below the stated line. Read the line and conditions carefully, as settlement depends on the number specified.
• Both teams to score: select whether each team will score during the applicable period.
• To qualify: select the team that progresses in a knockout tie. This is a different question from which team wins in regular time; check the specific market terms.

How to read decimal odds

Decimal odds are a multiplier used to calculate the total return on a winning bet. The basic calculation is stake multiplied by decimal odds equals total return.

For a hypothetical example, a $10 stake at odds of 2.00 would return $20 if it won. That $20 includes the original $10 stake, so the profit would be $10. In the ordinary example, a losing stake is not returned.

The figures are an illustration only, not a Sportsbet price for Australia vs Denmark. Special conditions may affect a real bet, so read the market and any applicable terms rather than relying on the calculation alone.

How soccer bets are settled

The market name and the period it covers matter as much as the team you select. Sportsbet’s general soccer rules say bets are based on regular time, including stoppage time, unless otherwise specified. Check the current rules and the wording of the individual market for exceptions.

Stoppage time is added to the end of a half; it is not the same as extra time played after a knockout match finishes level. A penalty shootout is also a separate way of deciding which team advances, rather than part of the regular-time score.

For example, suppose a knockout match is 1–1 after regular time and Australia later advances on penalties. In a conventional regular-time Win–Draw–Win market, the draw selection wins; selecting Australia to win that market does not. A qualification selection asks a different question and is subject to its own terms.

These examples explain general rules, not how an actual bet on either historical World Cup match was settled. A bet receipt, its market wording and the terms that applied to it would be needed to assess a specific case.

What if a match is postponed or abandoned?

A delay does not have one universal outcome for every soccer bet. Sportsbet’s guidance distinguishes a postponed match from an abandoned one and addresses bets that have not yet been determined. The circumstances and the market selected can matter.

The guidance also describes an exception for major tournaments when a match is completed within 72 hours. Do not assume that this exception automatically applies to every competition or selection. Consult the current postponement guidance and the exact market terms.

• Check whether the match started and whether it was eventually completed.
• Identify the competition and the time frame in which play resumed or finished.
• Check the rules for your particular market and whether its outcome had already been determined.

How to check a new fixture and Sportsbet listing

Start with the fixture rather than a search result showing old odds. The relevant organiser’s schedule can help identify the event, while Sportsbet’s soccer listing or app can show whether an event and a particular market are available to you.

A public-page search that does not find a match is not proof of universal absence. Equally, an official fixture does not guarantee that a bookmaker will list it or offer a particular market.

• Verify the fixture with the relevant organiser. For the men’s national football team, the Socceroos’ official fixtures page is a starting point.
• Find the exact event on Sportsbet. Match both teams, the sport, competition, date and time zone; check that you have not selected a different team or tournament.
• Read the selection, price, match period and settlement conditions. Confirm the details shown before making any decision, as listings and prices can change.

Australian eligibility and gambling support

Sportsbet’s general rules require account holders to be at least 18 years old and reside in Australia. They also require identity verification before an account can transact. Its restricted-territories guidance says some sports or markets may be restricted in particular Australian jurisdictions, so access is not necessarily identical everywhere.

Gambling can cause harm. Decide whether you can afford to lose any money you choose to stake, and do not treat a past result or an odds calculation as a prediction. Free, confidential support is available 24/7 through Gambling Help Online or by calling 1800 858 858.

FAQ

Is Australia vs Denmark available on Sportsbet?

A current match-specific market could not be verified in the supplied research. Its limited public soccer-page check was recorded at approximately 7:21 am AEDT on 6 November 2026 and did not cover every sport, account or jurisdiction. Check the exact event listing for current availability.

What are the Australia vs Denmark odds?

No current Sportsbet odds for an identified fixture were verified. Historical examples and prices from other bookmakers are not a substitute. If the event is listed, check the price for your exact selection, as odds can change.

Which Australia vs Denmark match does the search mean?

The wording alone does not say. It could refer to the Socceroos’ 2022 men’s World Cup match, the Matildas’ 2023 Women’s World Cup match or a contest in another sport. Use the team, competition and date to identify it.

What were the two World Cup results?

The Socceroos beat Denmark 1–0 in the 2022 men’s World Cup group stage. The Matildas beat Denmark 2–0 in the 2023 Women’s World Cup round of 16. Neither result establishes the odds or terms of a historical bet.

Do stoppage time and extra time count for soccer bets?

Sportsbet generally bases soccer bets on regular time, including stoppage time, unless otherwise specified. Extra time and penalty shootouts are not automatically included. Read the specific market and current soccer rules.

Is betting on a team to qualify the same as betting on it to win?

No. A team can draw in regular time and still progress after extra time or a shootout. A regular-time match-result market and a qualification market therefore ask different questions; check each market’s conditions.

Are all soccer bets void if a match is postponed?

Not necessarily. Sportsbet’s guidance distinguishes postponed and abandoned matches and includes an exception for some major-tournament games completed within 72 hours. The event, the market and whether an outcome has already been determined can affect settlement.