Can Craig Bellamy continue the fine start to his career as Wales manager?
19:45 Friday
Craig Bellamy and Wales will look to preserve their unbeaten start in the Nations League today when they face Iceland at the Laugardalsvollur.
Iceland vs Wales Prediction
- Wales will look to continue their unbeaten start to the UEFA Nations League in Iceland on Friday evening.
- Craig Bellamy's side have four points from their first two matches, following a draw with Turkiye and a victory over Montenegro.
- Iceland, meanwhile, kicked off their campaign with victory over Montenegro, before falling to defeat in Turkiye.
- A score draw could be on the cards here.
Score Prediction: Iceland 1-1 Wales
Iceland vs Wales Lineups
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Iceland Predicted Lineup vs Wales
Valdimarsson, Finnsson, Ingason, Hermannsson, Sampsted, Anderson, Thórdarson, Gudjohnsen, Thorsteinsson, Sigurdsson, Óskarsson
Wales Predicted Lineup vs Iceland
Ward, Davies, Mepham, Rodon, Roberts, Cooper, Allen, Koumas, Wilson, Johnson, Moore
Iceland vs Wales Team News
- The hosts have no injury concerns here.
- Nathan Broadhead is a doubt for the visitors.
Iceland vs Wales Odds
| Result | Odds | Implied Probability |
|---|---|---|
| Finland | 15/8 | 35% |
| Draw | 9/4 | 31% |
| Wales | 11/7 | 39% |
Iceland vs Wales Bet Builder Tips
Our bet builder tips for Iceland vs Wales feature Harry Wilson to have over 1.5 shots on target, over 4.5 total cards and both teams to score.
At the time of publishing, it is a best price of 14/1 with bet365.
Harry Wilson has been Wales main threat so far and is often a lively attacker for the Dragons. He managed four shots in their last game against Montenegro demonstrating his willingness to go for goal.
Despite not getting much action for Fulham this season, when given a chance in the carabao cup, Wilson hit the target twice against Preston.
He also landed this bet for Wales in four out of their 10 European Championship qualifying matches.
Against a side who has conceded an average of 15.5 shots a game so far in this competition, I wouldn’t be surprised to see Wilson get chances.
Wales have picked up six yellow cards in two games so far, with four of those coming in their away game against Montenegro.
Iceland has two yellows in both their games so far and are averaging 14 fouls a game.
The referee is averaging 4.4 yellows per game (in non-youth fixtures).
Iceland has scored in both their Nations League fixtures so far and while Wales failed to convert against Turkey, they racked up an impressive 2.04 xG and showed they could convert against Montenegro.
Neither defence has proved themselves to be impenetrable and both sides are capable of netting.
