Wales vs England, November 29: Head-to-Head Statistics, Line-ups, Prediction for the 2022 World Cup Match

Rivalry will be rekindled on Tuesday 29th November at the Ahmed bin Ali Stadium in Al Rayyan city, Qatar between two European neighbors who have a good knowledge of themselves in the third and final game of the Group B encounter. In accordance with the format of most international tournaments, Wales vs England will be played simultaneously with the game involving Iran and USA. Top spot, qualification, history, pride, and supremacy are all that there is to play for when the Three Lions lock horns with the Welsh national team in the Qatar 2022 World Cup.

• FIFA Ranking: 19th;
• Last five Matches: LLLDL;

There will be scoffs and jeers for both teams from both sections of the fans when Wales go head-to-head against England. For the Dragons, their shock defeat from an Iranian side who initially suffered a 6 - 2 thumping at the hands of England is a damage only a victory against Gareth Southgate's men would repair. Gareth Bale's equalizer against the USMNT gave the Welsh side a glimmer of hope going into their second game against 20th-place-ranked Iran. The prediction of many football fans would not have contained so many wins for Iran against a highly spirited Wales side. But Wayne Hennessey's straight red card exposed Robert Page's men for Cheshmi and Rezaeian's late strike to earn Iran a deserved victory.

(3 - 5 - 2) D. Ward, C Mepham, J. Rodon, B. Davies, C. Roberts, A Ramsey, E. Ampadu, H. Wilson, N. Williams, G. Bale, K. Moore.

• FIFA Ranking: 5th
• Last five Matches: LLDWD

In their last match against the USA, the Three Lions failed to produce a similar performance to the 6-goal screamer in their penultimate match against Iran. Though they enjoyed a 55% share of the average ball possession, it looked as though the USA wanted the match more than the English side. Christian Pulisic came closest to scoring after his left foot effort was denied by the woodwork in the 33rd minute of the first half. England's best chance of the match came after Mason Mount forced a fine save from The Stars and stripes stopper Matt Turner. Certainly, an entertaining showpiece is expected when England battles Wales in the last game of the group stage matches.

Possible lineup (4 - 2 - 3 - 1) J. Pickford, K. Trippier, J. Stones, H. Maguire, L. Shaw, J. Bellingham, D. Rice, B. Saka, M. Mount, R. Sterling, H. Kane.

England's goalless draw against the USA means that their encounter against Wales will have all to be played for on Tuesday. England is the clear favorite going into the game, and an outright victory for the Three Lions at 1.452 odds in the CoinPlay sportsbook is a positive risk worth taking.

But for Wayne's straight red card, Wales can boast of an organized back line who are ready to contain the attacking strength. The game between both sides has produced 3 or fewer goals in their last 6 encounters. An Under 3.5 goals bet at 1.36 odds on Bet365 is our expert's second pick of the match.

The concentration in the early stages of the match in our prediction is likely to be high with the game opening up much later into the second half. An X/W2 (First half Draw and second-half win for England) bet at 4.04 odds on 1xBet sportsbook is a good third take from our experts.