Wales shocked many people when they progressed from their Euro 2016 qualifying group to make it to France this summer and Gareth Bale was the key man in that success. Finishing second in the group behind Belgium was a massive achievement for the Welsh and they pulled off some great results such as the 1-0
As the current 2015/16 domestic season is now finally reaching its latter stages with all the drama and last minute sensation we’ve come to expect from the standard Premier League campaign, we’ve decided to continue our Euro 2016 Group B preview with a closer inspection of tournament debutants Wales, and whatever fate has in store
Ukraine v Wales predictions and betting tips for Monday’s international friendly kicking-off at 7pm on Monday 28th March. Wales travel to the NSK Olimpiyskiy Stadium in Kiev for Monday evening's international friendly against Ukraine and I have three football tips for this one as both nations carry on their preparations for Euro 2016 in
Wales vs Northern Ireland betting tips and predictions for their international friendly as both nations prepare to make their European Championships debut this summer. Wales host Northern Ireland at the Cardiff City Stadium on Thursday evening as both sides begin their preparations for the upcoming Euro 2016 and I have three football tips for
Football accumulator for Thursday night’s International fixtures at the massive odds of 25/1 for just three teams to win their matches. There are tons of international friendly matches on Thursday and Paddy Power have given us a 25/1 enhanced odds accumulator bet for the matches as teams get their Euro 2016 preparation underway.
The decision to change the format of Euro 2016 to 24 teams left many fans a little confused, how would it work for a start? And many experts claimed it would make the tournament weaker, with so-called ‘lesser nations’ able to qualify. What it does mean however is there are a number of debutants
It’s been one of the most successful qualifying campaigns to a major tournament for the Home Nations (sorry Scotland) and like most of you we can’t wait to see the likes of Gareth Bale and Wayne Rooney go head-to-head in the summer. We’ll be cheering on all three of the nations, not to mention the
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