Belgium vs Wales Prediction & Betting Tips (22 September)

Weighed down by their heavy defeat against the Netherlands 1-4 at the beginning of June, Belgium still has hope of coming back on their rival and this goes through a success this Thursday against Wales before a final clash with the Oranje on Sunday 25 september. With 2 wins 6-1 and 0-1 against Poland, 1 draw 1-1 in Wales and therefore 1 defeat, the Red Devils, 4th in the last edition, rank second in their group at 3 points from their neighbor. Before the latter came to take the 3 points in Belgium, the players of Roberto Martinez remained on 4 successes in all competitions at home. Promoted to League A of the League of Nations at the end of the last exercise, Wales is on the way to making the lift if it does not react during the last 2 days.

Beaten in June by Poland 2-1 and the Netherlands with a double dose 1-2, 3-2 but also eye-catching from their opponent of the day in the first leg 1-1, the selection led by Gareth Bale is good last of his band. However, the Dragons have succeeded in the most important thing: qualifying for the second World Cup in their history, starting in November in Qatar. During the June international period, they won the last qualifying ticket ahead of Ukraine 1-0.

Belgium relies on a high quality workforce in which the last rampart Courtois (Real Madrid, 94 caps) and the essential Witsel (Atlético de Madrid, 124 caps) and De Bruyne (Man City, 24 goals in 91 caps) come out of the lot. Lukaku (Inter), top scorer in the history of the selection with 68 achievements, must however forfeit this international window due to injury. Although he remains erased at Real, the former prodigy Hazard (33 goals in 120 caps) remains a key element of the Red Devils. Double scorer in June in this campaign, Batshuayi (Fenerbahçe) is part of the group like the excellent Mertens (Galatasaray, 21 goals in 105 caps), Strasbourgeois Sels (substitute goalkeeper), Rennais Theate (3 caps) , the neo-Lensois Openda (3 sel) and the Leicester contingent: Faes (1 sel), Castagne (24 sel) and Tielemans (52 sel, 5 goals). Doku (Rennes, 10 sel), he was not summoned. Former Lyonnais Denayer (35 caps), now without a club, was called up by Roberto Martinez but he is not ready for this game. Wales travels with its star Bale (Los Angeles FC, 40 goals in 106 caps ), scorer in the last game in the Netherlands.

Also present is the important defender Rodon (28 caps) on loan from Tottenham to Rennes in the off-season, other defensive executives Gunter (109 caps) and Davies (74 caps), experienced midfielder Allen (72 caps) and young striker Johnson ( Nottingham Forest, 13 sel) who scored his first 2 goals in selection in June. Still at the back, the left side Norrington-Davies (11 sel) returns from suspension. For the 2 upcoming meetings, Robert Parge must compose without the experienced midfielder Ramsey (Nice, 75 caps, 20 goals) and the important H. Wilson (Fulham, 35 caps) in the same position. Both players are injured.