After kicking off their World Cup campaign with a draw, what will the Wales lineup be for this winnable game? Gareth Bale was the hero of match one and will likely be tasked with carrying the weight of the team once again.<\/p>\n
There are some consistent names on the team sheet like Wayne Hennessy, the aforementioned Bale, Joe Rodon,\u00a0 Aaron Ramsay, and Daniel James. The squad tends to fit around the essential pieces with some players like Ethan Ampadu sliding in and out of the team as is needed.<\/p>\n
Read More:\u00a0<\/strong>Late Wales Penalty Salvages Draw with the United States<\/a><\/p>\n Things have not been pretty for The Dragons this year with very few positive results to count on. Their formation has recently been a pretty consistent 3-5-2 with a brief switch to a 3-4-3 variant included. More often than not though, it is a two-attacker lineup with a five-man midfield.<\/p>\n Read More:\u00a0<\/strong>2022 World Cup Predictions: England to Top Group B Unconvincingly as Iran Make History<\/a><\/p>\n It’s likely that we see things stay the same for this clash with Iran as the 3-4-3 is unlikely to make a difference.<\/p>\n The versatile Ethan Ampadu suffered a knock against the USA that may limit his involvement. Joe Allen might also be ready to come back after being missing since September.<\/p>\n We predict that Rob Page will set his team out in a 3-5-2 with the likely starters being:<\/p>\n GK – Wayne Hennessy<\/p>\n CB – Ben Davies<\/p>\n CB – Joe Rodon<\/p>\n CB – Chris Mepham<\/p>\n LWB – Neco Williams<\/p>\n CM – Harry Wilson<\/p>\n CM – Joe Morrell<\/p>\n CM – Aaron Ramsay<\/p>\n RWB – Connor Roberts<\/p>\n AT – Gareth Bale<\/p>\n AT – Kieffer Moore<\/p>\n Last Word on Football recognise\u00a0Qatar\u2019s human rights abuses<\/a>\u00a0and instances of corruption taking place throughout the nation and in the background of the World Cup.\u00a0<\/em><\/p>\nWales Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n
Potential Injuries to Consider<\/h3>\n
Wales Predicted Lineup<\/h3>\n