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It's the beginning of the next round of 2018 World Cup Qualifiers, and tonight's match sees Wales travelling to Dublin's Aviva Stadium to battle the Republic of Ireland...
It's the beginning of the next round of 2018 World Cup Qualifiers, and tonight's match sees Wales travelling to Dublin’s Aviva Stadium to battle the Republic of Ireland (kick-off 7.45pm).
Wales have certainly got a lot to live up to, thanks to their stunning displays at the 2016 Euros – and although they are currently sitting third in their group with Ireland up top, the Welsh will be looking to rectify that fact starting tonight.
With Gareth Bale up front and the likes of Everton defender Ashley Williams securing the rear, Wales have all the components required to take on anyone, while the Irish will be relying on Shane Long to get them on the scoresheet.
