Greece started their World Cup qualifying campaign in style by thrashing Belarus and if they can follow it up with another win against Denmark it will give them a great chance of reaching the finals.
The Greeks have been in the international wilderness for the last decade, failing to qualify for a major tournament since reaching the last 16 at the 2014 World Cup.
But they have a talented new generation of talent and those players showed their class by demolishing Belarus 5-1 in the Group C opener on Friday night.
Our man Greg backed them to win that game to nil so he would have been upset to see Greece concede a late consolation after romping 5-0 ahead.
Denmark will offer a much bigger threat in their second qualifier but they didn't look in great shape during their 0-0 draw with Scotland.
The Danes have been World Cup regulars of late, qualifying for three of the last four finals, but will need to up their game to top such a competitive group.
The clashes with Greece should be crucial and it will be fascinating to see if they can emerge from a hostile Stadio Georgios Karaiskakis with a decent result.
How the bookies view it: Greeks look good at 6/4
After such an impressive performance on Friday night, I'm surprised to see Greece as big as 6/4 for a win at BoyleSports. Denmark are 21/10 with the same firm and the draw pays 2/1.
Players to watch: Konstant threat
Wonderkid Konstantinos Karetsas announced himself at international level with a stunning goal in the 3-1 Nations League win over Scotland. The teenager scored again on Friday against Belarus so looks a bit overpriced for a goal here at 5/1 with Bet365. He's also a tasty 12/5 to either score or assist.
Brentford midfielder Mikel Damsgaard was Denmark's brightest spark against the Scots and his creativity will be key to unlocking Greece's defence. He's 9/4 with Bet365 to score or assist in this one.
Probable line-ups
Greece should stick with the same side than ran amok agains Belarus, while Danish boss Brian Riemer will consider a few changes after such a punchless performance against the Scots.
Greece: Tzolakis, Vagiannidis, Mavropanos, Koulierakis, Tsimikas, Kourbelis, Zafeiris, Karetsas, Bakasetas, Tzolis, Pavlidis.
Denmark: Schmeichel, Kristensen, Andersen, Christensen, Gronbaek, Hjulmand, Hojbjerg, Maehle, Damsgaard, Hojlund, Biereth.
Anything else catch the eye?
Greece's games have been pretty entertaining of late, with over 2.5 goals coming up in their last four outings. That bet pays 13/10 with BoyleSports here and looks worth a punt, even though Denmark's clash with Scotland ended without a goal.
Morten Hjulmand will be at the heart of the midfield battle and the Sporting Lisbon enforcer is usually decent value for a card. He picked up 15 yellows and a red last term and is worth a punt once that market is priced up.
Denmark racked up 13 corners on Friday while Greece also won 11 in their clash with Belarus. That suggests we could see a lot of flag kicks here and over 10.5 corners looks likely, although I've yet to see any prices for that market.
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