When it comes to Wales facing off against Iceland, the history between these two teams is worth noting. Wales have managed to come out on top in five out of their seven meetings with Iceland. It’s a record that surely gives Wales a psychological edge going into this upcoming match.

The Dragons, as Wales is fondly known, have been on a decent run lately. They have taken four points from their first two Nations League fixtures, beating Montenegro and drawing with Turkey. This positive momentum is part of a larger sequence of good results under the guidance of their coach, Craig Bellamy.

Bellamy took over in July from former head coach Rob Page, and his impact on the team has been significant. With just one defeat in their last 12 matches, Wales look rejuvenated and ready to take on Iceland. Their attacking style of play could prove to be a handful for the home side.

Iceland, on the other hand, have been solid at home recently. They are unbeaten in their last four home fixtures and are coming off a convincing 2-0 win against Montenegro. This could make them a tough opponent for Wales, but the Dragons should have enough firepower to overcome any resistance.

A closely contested match is expected, with both teams likely to go for the win. Despite Wales failing to score in their last two away games, their positive approach under Bellamy could see them break that trend. A 2-1 victory for Wales seems like the most probable outcome for this exciting fixture. Supporters who fancy a correct score bet should consider backing Wales for the win while keeping the draw in mind.