Wales are hoping to build on a promising win last time out as they take on Denmark in the Nations League this weekend.
Wales are currently 4th in Nations League Group D with three points from three games. Coming into this campaign, the Welsh were hoping to rebound from a failed World Cup qualifying campaign and a summer of speculation around manager Craig Bellamy departing.
Bellamy has remained on board, however, and results have been mixed with Wales losing to Portugal (1-0) and Denmark (2-0) before beating Norway (2-1).
Goals from Dan James and Neco Williams helped the British side beat a ten-man Norway side in what was Wales' best victory in quite some time.
Their overall form is still poor, though, with that being their only win in seven matches. They've also won only two of their last seven at home, making their prospects for this one less convincing.
BTTS has occurred in several of Wales' last ten games, which is a strong indicator for Sunday's game.
Denmark, meanwhile, also have three points from three games. The Danes were beaten 3-2 by Norway in their opener before beating Wales 2-0, then going on to lose 2-4 to Portugal in a highly entertaining affair.
Denmark will feel confident of bouncing back from defeat to Portugal given they've won all of their last four head-to-head meetings with Wales, the most recent of which was last week.
BTTS has occurred in four of Denmark's last six games so we expect both sides to get on the scoresheet this time, but we think the Danes will emerge victorious.
Wales 1-2 Denmark
