Copenhagen and Silkeborg face off in the DBU Pokalen final with Silkeborg attempting to retain the trophy having beaten AGF in the final last season. Copenhagen have a really strong record against their opponents here, remaining unbeaten across the last eight head-to-head meetings.

Copenhagen will be looking to complete a domestic double having already topped the Superliga by just one point following their 3-0 win over Nordsjaelland last time out. Silkeborg finished 7th in the regular season, eight points behind Copenhagen, but did go on to top the relegation group, again by a small margin with only two points keeping them from Viborg. This has qualified them for a Conference League play-off but they could compete in the Europa League next season if they can lift this trophy.

Copenhagen are unbeaten across their last eight games in all competitions, winning seven of these matches. They’ve been the most impressive side in the Danish top division this season and should be able to claim the trophy from Silkeborg who were beaten 3-0 by Copenhagen in the most recent meeting between the sides.

Brann have made a really solid start to the Eliteserien season with just one loss from their opening nine games (six wins, two draws). They sit just three points behind Viking with a game in hand on the early pace setters in the division, and notably boast a 12 point gap to their opponents here, despite it still being quite early on in the campaign.

Molde have only managed to win two of their opening eight games in the Eliteserien, leaving them 12th in the table. They’ve lost each of their last three matches, this is quite a surprising start to the season for Molde who finished 5th last season, only missing out on a place in Europe by one point.

Brann are unbeaten across their last eight games in the Eliteserien, they should have too much for a Molde side that has made a laboured start to the campaign and look far from the side that was battling to finish in the top four last term. Take them in the double chance market at 1.30 for some extra reassurance.

These sides have both made slow starts to the 2025 Allsvenskan season, with just two points separating the 10th and 12th placed sides in the division. Brommapojkarna have seen 27 goals across their 10 league games so far this season (2.7 per game) while Djurgarden have seen 20 across the same period (2.0 per game).

The two meetings between these sides last season both produced 3+ goals, Djurgarden ran out 5-0 winners in the initial meeting before registering a more controlled 2-1 win in the second encounter. Djurgarden have seen over 2.5 goals in three of their last five games across all competitions.

Djurgarden should be able to improve on the seven goals they’ve scored this season against a side they fired seven goals past across their two meetings last term. Brommapojkarna enter this game on the back of four consecutive losses so they will also see this as an opportunity to put some distance between themselves and the drop zone.

This is a play-off for a spot in the Conference League next season, Royal Antwerp finished 5th in the Championship group to qualify them for this game while Sporting Charleroi had to top the Conference League group to reach this stage and did so quite convincingly, ending the campaign with a seven point buffer to Westerlo in second.

BTTS landed in the initial meeting between these sides back in December, which saw Sporting Charleroi run out 3-1 winners. It was a very open game with Royal Antwerp posting an xG of 1.91 while the eventual winners posted an xG of 3.49.

Sporting Charleroi have seen BTTS in four of their last five matches to set up this play-off against Royal Antwerp. The marginal favourites saw 79 goals across their 30 games during the regular season in Belgium (2.63 per game). With so much on the line for both sides, we should see plenty of chances generated at both ends.