Wales vs Montenegro Prediction & Betting Tips (14 October)

A tone below the competition in League A during the last edition of this Nations League, Wales finished bottom of a group which included the Netherlands, Belgium and Poland. Fortunately for them, the British manage to raise their heads in this League B. They started by obtaining a very good point against Turkey 0-0 before winning their first success against Montenegro 1-2 days later. On Friday evening, the Welsh will try to take the lead in the standings by facing Iceland. It should be noted, however, that the Dragons did not manage to secure their ticket for Euro 2024, which was therefore played without them.

Montenegro, for its part, had already had a hard time during the last edition to maintain its place in League B by finishing 3rd in its group with the same number of points as the red lantern, Romania . It's obviously not better this year for this team which started this competition with 2 consecutive defeats suffered last month against Iceland 2-0 and against Wales 1-2. Opposed to Turkey on Friday evening, the Brave Falcons will have a lot to do to hope to keep their place in this League B. It must still be emphasized that Montenegro has never been able to qualify for a major international tournament .

Often injured, midfielder Ramsey (Cardiff, 21 goals in 86 seasons) is not present at the moment. In addition to this, the frame Ampadu (Leeds, 54 sel), the less installed Colwill (Cardiff, 9 sel) and Crew (Leeds, 1 sel) and the attackers James (Leeds, 7 goals in 53 sel) and Matondo (Rangers , 0 goals in 12 sel) are not on the list either, injured or sidelined for this gathering. On the other hand, the attackers Moore (Sheffield United, 13 goals in 45 games) and Wilson (Fulham, 9 goals in 56 games) are well operational, as is the excellent winger Johnson (Tottenham, 3 goals in 30 games), who made a very good start to the club season. The executives Davies (Tottenham, 88 sel) and Rodon (Leeds, 46 sel) as well as the interesting piston Neco Williams (Nottingham Forest, 40 sel) should form the Welsh rear guard. Opposite, Montenegro cannot not count on the services of defenders Savic (Trabzonspor, 9 goals in 73 sel) and Vesovic (Qarabag, 54 sel) nor on the promising midfielder Adzic (18 years old, Juventus, 0 sel), who are in the infirmary in their respective clubs.

The experienced goalkeeper Mijatovic (37 years old, Podgorica, 40 sel), defender Dreskovic (Debrecen, 3 sel), midfielders Brnovic (Podgorica, 4 sel), Erakovic (Omonia Nicosia, 4 sel), Kosovic (Meizhou Hakka, 34 sel) and Savicevic (Vojvodina, 20 sel) and the attackers Radulovic (Vojvodina, 0 goals in 3 sel) and Djukanovic (Standard Liège, 0 goals in 4 sel) were not selected by their coach. As for the players present, we can cite some well-known figures such as the former Monegasque Jovetic (Omonia Nicosia, 36 goals in 80 seasons), the full-back Marusic (Lazio, 61 sel) and midfielder Jovovic (Sogdiana Jizzakh, 60 sel). Up front, Krstovic (Lecce, 3 goals in 20 sel) and Mugosa (Incheon United, 15 goals in 58 sel) will try to do well.