The four teams in Group B at Euro 2016 are England, Russia, Slovakia and Wales – England will be confident of qualification but do not write off Wales.
England face a tricky group at Euro 2016 including rivals Wales and their fixture in Lens could be vital in deciding the fate of this group.
Euro 2016 Group B: England
England manager Roy Hodgson has one of the strongest looking England squads for years at a major tournament. The youth running through the side could see them perform above expectations and go deep into the tournament.
Euro 2016 Group B: Russia
The brilliantly named Russian manager Leonid Slutsky guided Russia to Euro 2016 after a difficult start to qualifying. Their key man will be Artyom Dzyuba who will be charged with finishing chances created by Alan Dzagoev. Their defence could be the problem and the Russia vs England opener will define their tournament.
Euro 2016 Group B: Slovakia
Slovakia are tipped to be a counter-attacking force at Euro 2016 but do they have the quality in the final third? Marek Hamsik is their star man and it is vital him and Liverpool defender Martin Skrtel are fully fit. They need to start the tournament well with England waiting in their last group fixture.
Euro 2016 Group B: Wales
One of the best players in the world, Gareth Bale, will be pivotal to Wales’ success and they should not be written off. Their team spirit and organisation got them through qualification and they have every chance of getting out of this group. The likes of Bale, Aaron Ramsey and Ashley Williams will need to be at their best.
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