Wales continue their Nations League campaign when they face Montenegro tonight.
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Craig Bellamy and Wales picked up a point against Euro 2024 dark horses, Turkey, and will look to build on that when they face Montenegro tonight.
Montenegro vs Wales Prediction
Montenegro failed to make their dominance count in the 2-0 loss to Iceland last week and will hope for an improved display against Wales on Monday.
Similarly, Wales were forced to settle for a point in their 0-0 draw with Turkiye last time out, this despite enjoying a larger share of possession.
The spoils may be shared between these two on Monday night.
Score Prediction: Montenegro 1-1 Wales
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Montenegro vs Wales Lineups
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Montenegro Predicted Lineup vs Wales
Mijatovic, Radunovic, Rubezic, Tuci, Vukcevic, Osmajic, Jovovic, Brnovic, Erakovic, Marusic, Krstovic
Wales Predicted Lineup vs Montenegro
Ward, Williams, Davies, Rodon, Roberts, James, Ampadu, Wilson, Thomas, Ramsey, Johnson
Montenegro vs Wales Team News
- Montenegro have reported no injury issues, so should name the same XI that started the 2-0 loss to Iceland.
- Craig Bellamy may change his XI here to bring Kieffer Moore into the team.
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Montenegro vs Wales Odds
| Result | Best Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Montenegro | 27/10 | 27% |
| Draw | 23/20 | 47% |
| Wales | 13/10 | 43% |
Montenegro vs Wales Bet Builder Tips
Under 2.5 goals, Aaron Ramsay Over 1.5 Shots on Target and Aaron Ramsay over 1.5 Fouls is 24/1 with Paddy Power at the time of publishing.
Wales created 16 chances and posted a 2.28 xG in their recent match against Turkey but failed to score, managing just one shot on target. This continues a troubling trend for the Dragons, as they've now gone four consecutive games without finding the back of the net.
Montenegro, similarly, have struggled offensively, failing to score in two of their last three games and only seeing over 2.5 goals in one of their last five matches.
Aaron Ramsey registered five shots against Turkey and had four shots (two on target) for Cardiff just before the international break. With Montenegro conceding 12 shots in their 2-0 defeat to Iceland and displaying defensive frailty, Ramsey is likely to get opportunities in front of goal.
In addition to his attacking contributions, Ramsey has been consistently aggressive off the ball. He’s committed over 1.5 fouls in all but one game this season, including two fouls against Turkey, and it seems likely he’ll match that level of physicality again in this match.
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