WAL vs ALB Dream11 Team - Friendlies 2021 | 5 Jun

With the UEFA Euro 2020 looming upon us, there are a whole bunch of international friendlies taking place across the world which will give national sides a couple of games of much needed practice before this major world tournament kicks off on 11th June 2021. Today, we have some action in England as Wales will complete their practice games before Euro 2020, playing at Cardiff after a 3-0 loss to France a couple of nights ago.

The side has received a couple of red cards in recent games and that’s not a good sign because it’s never easy to win matches when having a man less. However, they still start as favourite in this game playing Albania, as they are ranked 17th in the world on the FIFA Rankings while the latter is outside the top 50! Keep reading for our complete My11Circle (Get Rs.500 FREE*) fantasy preview of the WAL vs ALB game…

Game details

Series: International friendles.
When: 5th June 2021, 9:30pm IST.
Where: Cardiff City Stadium, England.
Capacity: 33,800+
Series position: Friendly.

Form (recent first)

WAL: L W W L W
ALB: W L W W W

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Stats that matter

Albania – 6 points in 3 games in Group I of WCQ 2022.
Albania – won 5 of their last 6 games across competitions.
In 3 games head to head, these teams are tied 1-1.

Wales

Int he last game, Neco Williams was awarded a red card because of a handball and he won’t be available for this game, so don’t pick him in your WAL vs ALB fantasy team since he’s serving his suspension. Aaron Ramsey is one of their star players in the middle and if there’s a chance of a goal, expect him or Gareth Bale to be a part of it. Pick both of these stars in your WAL vs ALB team today.

The 23-year old left-back Daniel James is also a part of the side and in 15 appearances for Manchester United in the recent Premier League season, he managed 3 goals and an assists, so he certainly makes my WAL vs ALB Dream11 team, maybe even as fantasy captain or vice-captain. Danny Ward is expected to start in the goal for Wales and currently, they don’t have an injury concerns that we’re aware of.

Albania

The Albania team doesn’t have any injuries either which means a full strength squad going into this clash, and you’d want someone like a Berat Djimsiti in your My11Circle (Get Rs.500 FREE*) WAL vs ALB fantasy team, center back who also plays for Atalanta in club football. They also have another star mid-fielder in the side who scored 2 goals for Napoli this season and that’s Elseid Hysaj.

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If you want some more playmakers, there’s Espanyol mid-fielder Keidi Bare who started for his club in 50% of the recent season games and even contributed to a goal this season in the form of an assist. Every fantasy team needs an x-factor player and if he makes the squad, we’d recommend picking Rey Manaj who plays for Barcelona B and he managed 4 goals in just 6 appearances for them recently.

Wales vs Albania – International friendlies 2021 Betting

Wales vs Albania – International friendlies 2021 Betting
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Wales Squad

Gareth Bale, Daniel James, Will Vaulks, Ethan Ampadu, Harry Wilson, Matthew Smith, Connor Roberts, Kieffer Moore, Joe Morrell, Tom Lockyer, Jonathan Williams, David Brooks, Adam Davies, Wayne Hennessey, Ben Cabango, Ben Davies, Rabbi Matondo, Dylan Levitt, Danny Ward, James Lawrence, Hal Robson-Kanu, Ben Woodburn, Chris Gunter.

Albania Squad

Erion Hoxhallari, Marsel Ismajlgeci, Qazim Laci, Klaus Gjasula, Marco Molla, Rey Manaj, Elseid Hysaj, Berat Djimsiti, Emiliano Bullari, Ylber Ramadani, Gentian Selmani, Armando Broja, Alban Hoxha, Amir Abrashi, Ledian Memushaj, Enis Cokaj, Endri Cekici, Myrto Uzuni, Albi Doka, Marash Kumbulla, Bekim Balaj, Sherif Kallaku, Lindon Selahi, Etrit Berisha, Sokol Cikalleshi, Tauljant Seferi, Adrian Ismajli, Frederic Veseli, Ramen Cepele, Hysen Memolla.