Wales are set to face Denmark away from home on Sunday in their next UEFA Nations League fixture at the Parken Stadium.
The visitors arrive in Copenhagen amid a difficult run of form, having failed to secure a victory in their last five matches. Their Nations League campaign under Craig Bellamy began with a narrow 1-0 defeat to Portugal in Lisbon—a result that, despite the effort, left the side frustrated. Before that, Wales fell 2-1 in a friendly against Romania and earlier in the year recorded consecutive 1-1 draws with Ghana and Northern Ireland.
Wales team news
Manager Craig Bellamy now confronts a far more complicated selection dilemma, as his squad has been significantly weakened by injuries following the loss to Portugal.
A considerable number of important players are unavailable, including Harry Wilson, Joe Rodon, Nathan Broadhead, Karl Darlow, Dylan Lawlor, Rubin Colwill, and Isaak Davies.
Defensive options are further strained, with centre-back Ben Cabango undergoing a late fitness assessment after sustaining a knock in Lisbon.
Should Cabango be ruled out, Chris Mepham is prepared to partner Ben Davies at the heart of the defence. In search of additional attacking impetus to trouble the Danish back line, Bellamy is weighing up several changes.
Wrexham forward Kieffer Moore is making a strong case to start up front, while wingers Dan James and Sorba Thomas are both serious contenders to come into the lineup in place of Lewis Koumas.
Wales predicted lineup
Possible Wales starting XI: Ward; Williams, Cabango, Davies, Dasilva; D James, Ampadu, Sheehan, Thomas; Johnson, Moore
When will the match kick off?
The match will kick off at 5pm BST on Sunday, 27th September.
How to watch Denmark vs Wales?
Supporters in the UK can follow the action live on BBC One Wales.
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