In their second game, English and Welsh meet in Lens on Thursday. Already a decisive match to qualify but the challenge of the game is well beyond.
Seductive sequentially, England thought to hold its first victory, before being crucified by an unlikely Russian looping header in the final moments (1-1). Zero glad that Wales, installed only the top of Group B thanks to its convincing success (2-1) clinched face the Slovaks. Both solid and collectively supported by a Bale twirling, the Dragons, definitely back in the world gratin, approach this ultimate test against England with confidence. Three Lions obliged to put their foot on the shock if they intend to
take control of the group and thus tackle the last day against the Slovaks in a strong position. Reassuring defensively, the English will, however, be more forceful front to thwart a Welsh block rather well organized. This is one of the most anticipated matches of Euro looming Bollaert.
England posted an interesting potential against Russia (1-1). Ali, Sterling, Lallana and Kane will ramp up around a Rooney repositioned lower than usual.
The Welsh were realistic and were rather to their advantage against Slovakia, but remain limited and should leave the ball in England.
The Three Lions have won the last four meetings between the two nations.
Bitten raw by a Russian raid on the first day, the British, whose potential is incredible, should logically rise in power to dominate the Welsh still too limited to shine against the giants of the continent. The English are intended nothing other than first place in Group B and will take the three points in Lens.
Seductive sequentially, England thought to hold its first victory, before being crucified by an unlikely Russian looping header in the final moments (1-1). Zero glad that Wales, installed only the top of Group B thanks to its convincing success (2-1) clinched face the Slovaks. Both solid and collectively supported by a Bale twirling, the Dragons, definitely back in the world gratin, approach this ultimate test against England with confidence. Three Lions obliged to put their foot on the shock if they intend to
take control of the group and thus tackle the last day against the Slovaks in a strong position. Reassuring defensively, the English will, however, be more forceful front to thwart a Welsh block rather well organized. This is one of the most anticipated matches of Euro looming Bollaert.
England posted an interesting potential against Russia (1-1). Ali, Sterling, Lallana and Kane will ramp up around a Rooney repositioned lower than usual.
The Welsh were realistic and were rather to their advantage against Slovakia, but remain limited and should leave the ball in England.
The Three Lions have won the last four meetings between the two nations.
Bitten raw by a Russian raid on the first day, the British, whose potential is incredible, should logically rise in power to dominate the Welsh still too limited to shine against the giants of the continent. The English are intended nothing other than first place in Group B and will take the three points in Lens.
