Wales are hoping to end their Nations League campaign with a shock win as they lock horns with Portugal in Cardiff.
The Welsh come into this game bottom of their Nations League group with three points. Barring an extremely unexpected goal difference swing, Wales will finish bottom of the group and be relegated to League B.
Their results in this tournament have been poor, with one win and four losses. Their win came against Norway on home soil (2-1), but the Norwegians avenged that defeat at the weekend, condemning Wales to a 3-1 defeat.
When Craig Bellamy's team played Portugal last month they fell to a 1-0 loss. They've never beaten Portugal in three attempts, so a win here would mean history.
Over 2.5 goals have been scored in two of their last four games, but Wales have generally struggled in front of goal in the Nations League, scoring three times in five games.
Portugal, meanwhile, enter this game knowing a point will see them seal top spot in the group. They've won four out of five games, but their most recent game saw them fall to a puzzling 1-4 hammering at home to Denmark.
The defeat was a head scratcher for a side that had won four on the bounce, playing well in the process, so they'll want to bounce back with fervour here.
They've been strong in front of goal, scoring ten goals in five games, so they'll back themselves to net a few here.
Joao Felix is their joint-top scorer in this Nations League campaign with three goals, and be looking to add to his tally in Cardiff.
Given their firepower, we expect Portugal to rebound from defeat to Denmark and take away all three points.
Wales 0-2 Portugal
