Parken will be full for the last night of Denmark's UEFA Nations League group campaign. The Danish Football Association (DBU) has confirmed that Denmark vs Norway in Copenhagen on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, is sold out, with around 38,000 spectators expected in the stands.
The DBU first reported the sell-out on November 4, when it named its squad for what it called the decisive Nations League games, and the national team repeated the message on its social media channels. Since then, no tickets have been available through the federation's official sales, and the stadium will be completely full for the visit of the Norwegians.
The fixture is the final Matchday 6 game of the 2026/27 League A group, and the arithmetic makes it compelling. Portugal have already qualified for the quarter-finals, so second place and the last ticket to the March knockout round are expected to be fought out between the two Scandinavian neighbours. Norway won the first meeting between the sides, and because head-to-head results break ties on points, Denmark are likely to need a win rather than a draw.
Both teams still have a game to play first, on Saturday, November 14: Denmark travel to Braga to face Portugal, in a match that is also sold out, while Norway host Wales. Much of the attention in Copenhagen will fall on Norway's Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard.
Looking for a seat now: with the official allocation gone, the remaining routes are resale platforms. Fans should avoid unofficial sellers without buyer guarantees, particularly for a match with this much demand, and can check current listings for Denmark vs Norway Nations League tickets on Infotickets.
A sold-out Parken, a quarter-final place on the line and Haaland in town: the November window could hardly end on a bigger night for Danish football.