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Wales vs Hungary: Dragons to secure crucial success

Tony Kelshaw | 19.11.2019
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Kick-off: 1945, 19/11/2019

Stadium: Cardiff City Stadium

TV: Sky Sports

Wales can secure automatic qualification for Euro 2020 if beating Hungary in Cardiff and are fancied to achieve that feat.

The Dragons lost 1-0 to the same opponents in Budapest five months ago, but they have been strong on home turf, while the Magyars do not tend to travel well.

We’re going with 31/20 for Ryan Giggs’ side to win to nil for our opening Wales vs Hungary prediction.

A Look At Wales’ Betting Odds

Wales kept alive their hopes of finishing second to Croatia in Group E with a 2-0 victory in Azerbaijan on Saturday, which put them one point behind Hungary.

Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson scored first-half goals in a comfortable Baku success and Giggs felt his team found vital momentum heading into this crucial contest.

“Some of the quality of the play was outstanding,” beamed the head coach. “We’ve started to gain some momentum, which is not easy in international football.

“Azerbaijan is not an easy place to come and there was so much on the game that it’s up there with one of my best performances.”

Giggs had the benefit of giving game-time to star players Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey after their recent injury problems, while Daniel James again caught the eye.

The loser of this clash still has a play-off safety net, but we’re anticipating a tight tussle nonetheless and hoping home advantage helps Wales to shade it.

Looking at the Wales vs Hungary odds, we like 12/5 for a home win and under 2.5 goals in the game.

A Look At Hungary’s Betting Odds

Hungary, who warmed up for this trip with a 2-1 friendly loss to Uruguay, began their qualifying campaign by claiming three wins in four matches to belie their status as fourth seeds.

However, things then got tougher in a trio of defeats, culminating in a 3-0 loss away to Croatia.

Mihaly Krohut’s 10th-minute strike helped them to stop the rot with a 1-0 triumph over Azerbaijan in Budapest, but this looks a tough test for the Magyars.

Mainz striker Adam Szalai has a useful international record, claiming 21 goals from 60 caps, while former PSV and Dynamo Moscow midfielder Balazs Dzsudzsak is a likeable captain boasting over 100 appearances.

However, the overall quality of Marco Rossi’s squad is only moderate, in our book.

The Magyars may be competitive for a while, but we’re adding Draw HT/Wales FT at 17/5 to our Wales vs Hungary betting tips.

Additional stats

Last result:

Azerbaijan 0-2 WALES – Moore, Wilson

HUNGARY 1-2 Uruguay – Szalai

Head-to-head: Hungary 1-0 Wales

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Tony Kelshaw

Tony has been a journalist for more than 25 years, with past positions including Press Association betting editor, Teletext Sport betting editor and Sport Newspapers deputy racing editor. A Manchester United and Salford Red Devils supporter, he spends much of his spare time walking his two pet greyhounds. Meet our other bwin editors

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