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Wales vs Iceland Prediction: UEFA Nations League

Wales vs Iceland Prediction: UEFA Nations League

Wales are still in with a shout of winning Nations League Group B4 but need a victory against Iceland

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Wales vs Iceland Predicted Lineups: UEFA Nations League

Wales vs Iceland Predicted Lineups: UEFA Nations League

Here are the predicted lineups for the upcoming UEFA Nations League match between Wales and Iceland taking place tonight.

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Nov 15, 2024

Turkiye vs Wales Prediction: UEFA Nations League

Nov 15, 2024

Turkiye vs Wales Predicted Lineups: UEFA Nations League

Oct 14, 2024

Wales vs Montenegro Predicted Lineups: UEFA Nations League

Oct 14, 2024

Wales vs Montenegro Prediction: UEFA Nations League

Oct 9, 2024

Iceland vs Wales Prediction: UEFA Nations League

Sep 9, 2024

Montenegro vs Wales UEFA Nations League Prediction

Sep 4, 2024

Wales vs Turkiye UEFA Nations League Prediction

Jun 6, 2024

Gibraltar vs Wales Prediction: Team to Win, Form, News and more

May 20, 2024

Denmark U17s vs Wales U17s Prediction: Team to Win, Form, News and more

Mar 25, 2024

Wales vs Poland Predictions: Team to Win, Form, News and more 26/03/2024

Mar 21, 2024

Wales vs Finland Predictions: Team to Win and more 21/03/2024

Jun 20, 2021

Italy 1-0 Wales Player Ratings: Verratti runs the show & Bale struggles as hosts top Group A Player Ratings

Jun 19, 2021

Verratti to return? - How Italy could line up against Wales Predicted XI

Jun 16, 2021

Turkey 0-2 Wales Player Ratings: Bale and Ramsey the heroes Player Ratings

Mar 23, 2021

World Cup Qualifying: How Belgium could line up against Wales Predicted XI

Nov 15, 2020

Republic of Ireland’s shocking scoreless and winless run Republic of Ireland

About Wales

The Wales national team has only qualified for two major tournaments in its entire history. The first came in 1958 as they reached the quarter-final of the World Cup, led by the ‘golden generation’ of Ivor Allchurch, Cliff Jones, Alf Sherwood, Jack Kelsey and John Charles. In that tournament, they had the misfortune of facing a youngster called Pele, who scored his first international goal to see Brazil progress. Despite producing some world class talents in the form of Ian Rush and Ryan Giggs, the Welsh had to wait almost half a century to taste their next major international tournament as they qualified for Euro 2016. Once there they made it to the semi-final after eliminating Northern Island and Belgium in the knockout stage, their run eventually brought to an end by Portugal. Led by the-then world's most expensive player, Gareth Bale, and Arsenal midfielder Aaron Ramsey, the Welsh became the first team from the British Isles to reach the semi-finals of a major tournament since England at Euro 1996. In a quite unique situation in European football, Wales' two major club sides, Swansea and Cardiff, compete in the English football pyramid.