Wales vs Poland Prediction & Betting Tips (25 September)

After being able to access League A of the League of Nations during the previous edition, Wales risks finding League B after a rather complicated passage to the highest European level. Defeated at the start by Poland 2-1 and the Netherlands twice, 1-2, 3-2, the British were able to win their one and only point by holding Belgium 1-1 in check. It is therefore logical that the Dragons close the march in this pool with 3 points behind Poland after their defeat in Belgium on Thursday 2-1. On the other hand, Gareth Bale's partners have validated the essentials by qualifying again for the World Cup which will be played in Qatar at the end of the year. Poland, too, will be present in Qatar from the 20 next November thanks to its victory obtained against Sweden during the play-offs obtained last March.

On the other hand, it is a little more difficult in this group for this formation which had just been able to start with a victory against Wales precisely during the 1st day 2-1, the most affordable opponent. Then, the White Eagles lost twice against Belgium 6-1, 0-1 and were able to take a point against the Netherlands 2-2. Finally, the Poles had to give up their arms on Thursday evening against the Oranje 0-2 but they maintain a 3-point lead over their opponent of the day.

Despite his departure across the Atlantic, the star Bale (Los Angeles FC, 40 goals in 106 caps) remains summoned with this selection of Wales with whom he has never disappointed. Important defender Rodon (28 caps) on loan from Tottenham to Rennes in the offseason, other defensive executives Gunter (109 caps) and Davies (74 caps), experienced midfielder Allen (72 caps) and young striker Johnson (Nottingham Forest , 13 sels) also answered the call of their coach while the left side Norrington-Davies (11 sels) returns from suspension. On the other hand, the experienced midfielder Ramsey (Nice, 75 caps, 20 goals) and the important H. Wilson (Fulham, 35 caps) are in the infirmary in their respective clubs and have not been called up. Poland obviously retains as figurehead its excellent scorer Lewandowski (76 goals in 133 caps). Despite his departure for FC Barcelona this summer, the top scorer in the history of the Polish national team retains infernal statistics with 9 goals scored in 7 games with his club.

On the other hand, he could not influence the result of the match on Thursday evening. Otherwise, the other strikers Milik (Juventus, 16 goals in 62 caps) and Piatek (Salernitana, 10 goals in 23 caps) are there, as is the goalkeeper number 1 Szczesny (Juventus, 65 caps). Note also the presence of the former Parisian Krychowiak (Al-Shabab, 92 sel) and Zurkowski (Fiorentina, 5 sel) who will return from suspension this Sunday. The former Monegasque Glik (Benevento, 96 sel), the determining midfielder Zielinski (Naples, 73 sel), the Clermontois Wieteska (defense, 1 sel) and the side Frankowski (Lens, 25 sel) are also there.