Wales vs. Hungary – Prediction (EURO Qualification – 19.11.2019)

Preview and Teams Comparison.

Wales are in decent form, having lost just two of their nine most recent fixtures (W5, D2, L2). Their fixtures have tended to be tight, with four of those five victories coming by way of a mere one-goal margin. In turn, four of their five most recent wins have all been accompanied by a cleansheet. Wales’ Harry Wilson has struck two goals in two games for club and country, with both coming inside the first half. Furthermore, the ‘Dragons’ have conceded over 1.5 goals in just two of their previous 12 matches. Discipline has been a problem area in recent matches involving Wales through, as Wales’ last four matches have produced 24 yellow cards and one red (either way) for an average of 6.25 cards per-game.

Each of Wales’ previous three games have produced exactly two match goals. Four of Hungary’s last six victories have been accompanied by a cleansheet. A total of two red cards have been shown across Hungary’s previous four matches.

Hungary are in contrasting form to their opponents, having lost four of their previous five matches (W1, L4). All four of those losses saw them concede two or more goals, suggesting there is a defensive fragility within their ranks. Furthermore, they have conceded two goals inside the opening 30 minutes in two of their previous three matches. Mate Patkai (HUN) has scored two goals across his previous four international appearances, and one of those goals was a winner vs Wales in June. The visitors’ faltering defence hasn’t been aided by a subpar attack that has scored one goal or less in six consecutive matches. Notably, though, three of the previous four goals they scored came in the first half.

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