First up for Åge Hareide's men is a home game against runaway Group E leaders Poland on Friday 1 September at the Telia Park in Copenhagen, kick-off 7.45pm UK time. Then three days later they travel to the Republican Stadium in Yerevan to take on Armenia, 5pm kick-off.
The Danes are currently third in Group E with ten points from six games, level on points with second-placed Montenegro and six points behind leaders Poland with four games remaining. The nine group winners qualify automatically for next year's tournament with the eight best second-placed teams going into a Play-Off for the remaining four spots.
Andreas has made 23 appearances for his nation, scoring twice, while Henrik, who has been an ever-present since signing for The Bees in the summer, will be looking to earn his fifth Danish cap.