Wales v Iceland: Nations League – live | Nations League

November 19, 2024

Wales: Ward, Williams, Rodon, Cabango, Davies, Wilson, Sheehan, Johnson, Cullen, D James, Harris.
Subs: Allen, Colwill, Darlow, Dasilva, J James, King, Koumas, Mepham, Norrington-Davies, Roberts, Thomas.

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Iceland: to come

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Will this wild and wonderful international break, packed full of exhilarating drama already – Kerem Aktürkoğlu’s missed penalty, Andrew Robertson’s last-gasp winner – deliver one last fingernail-bothering treat? The way Wales have been dishing up the entertainment since Craig Bellamy took over, all signs point firmly to yes. Wales could win automatic promotion to League A tonight. Or they could drop into a relegation play-off. Or they could secure a spot in the promotion play-offs, which could potentially lead to a March showdown with The Joe Jordan Country. Now that would make for some good watching. But let nobody get ahead of themselves: Wales have a job to do tonight in Cardiff, where a draw would be enough to keep promotion hopes alive … but the second-half runaround Iceland gave them in Reykjavik reminds them that nothing is certain. With Turkey simultaneously looking to seal top spot in Montenegro, a riveting couple of hours stretch out ahead. Kick-off in Cardiff is at 7.45pm. It’s on!

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Turkey P5 W3 D2 L0 F8 A3 Pts 11

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Wales P5 W2 D3 L0 F5 A3 Pts 9

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Iceland P5 W2 D1 L2 F9 A9 Pts 7

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Montenegro P5 W0 D0 L5 F1 A8 Pts 0

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main events

Craig Bellamy made four changes to Wales' starting XI after the goalless draw in Turkey. Danny Ward, Ben Cabango, Liam Cullen and Dan James will replace Karl Darlow, Connor Roberts, Jordan James and Solva Thomas.

team

Wales: Ward, Williams, Rodon, Kavango, Davis, Wilson, Sheehan, Johnson, Cullen, D. James, Harris.
Subs: Allen, Colwill, Darlow, Dasilva, J. James, King, Coumas, Mepham, Norrington-Davies, Roberts, Thomas.

Iceland: come

preamble

Will this wild and wonderful international break, already packed with exhilarating drama, including Kerem Akturkolu's missed penalty and Andrew Robertson's last-gasp winner, deliver a final nail-biting feast? All signs certainly point to that being the case, as Wales have been entertaining since Craig Bellamy took over. Wales could earn automatic promotion to League A tonight. Or they could fall into the relegation play-offs. or If they can secure a spot in the promotion play-offs, they could face Joe Jordan Country in March. now that It'll be good viewing. But don't let anyone get ahead of you. Wales have work to do tonight in Cardiff and a draw could be enough to keep their promotion hopes alive… but Iceland's second-half comeback in Reykjavik shows Wales nothing is certain. It reminded me of. Turkey will be looking to secure top spot in Montenegro at the same time, so there will be an exciting few hours ahead. Kick-off at Cardiff is 7.45pm. It's on!