Republic of Ireland vs. Wales Predictions & Match Preview 24/03/2017

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Ireland vs. Wales Match Preview:

It's another session for international football coming down these weekends which will feature the 2018 FIFA World Cup group stage round 5 qualifiers when Republic of Ireland host Wales, staged at "Aviva Stadium" in Dublin, dating on Friday, 24th March 2017. Keep track of our detailed World Cup Predictions & Match Preview between Ireland and Wales and take the chance to grow your bankroll with the given winning bet tips.

Match status: EUROPE: World Cup - Qualification
Kick-off: Friday 24 Mar 2017, 08:45pm GMT
Venue: "Aviva Stadium" in Dublin, Ireland

Ireland vs. Wales: Match Preview

Republic of Ireland football team is pretty close to get the direct promotion out from Group D into playoffs as they are leading the way among the other sides of their group. "The Boys in Green" have obtained 10 points so far into their point counter with three recent successes and a draw at Serbia in the beginning of international group campaign. So, they managed to beat Georgia, Moldova, and Austria, which suggests them being keen to continue their nice run.

Wales team, as we all must remember, reached the semi-finals at the Euro-2016 where they gave way to Portugal following a 2-0 defeat at "Parc Olympique Lyonnais" in France. Chris Coleman pretty much bothered to push his team on the upswing and it seems they have not stalled yet ever since. Nonetheless, they were not so confident in their last three games that finished tied, playing with Austria, Georgia, and Serbia. It put them on the third place, leaving a two-point gap away from second-ranked Serbians.

We're awaited a fascinating match-up between two island countries from the North Europe, where both can claim all the points and look to better their current situation towards positioning in the table. Ireland will take an attempt to win another consequential game over the side that should reconsider and refresh up after the winter break, so that they can stand a chance of being qualified for the final piece of World Cup in Russia. We believe Chris Coleman are experienced enough to find a way to fix that and have his guys going in this scuffle.