Kick-off on 19.11.24 21:45.

At the Cardiff City Stadium in Cardiff, a Nations League match between the Dragons of Wales and the Vikings of Iceland will take place as part of League B, group B4. Both teams are set for a tense battle for important points in the final round of the group stage. The Dragons, playing at home, will try to take advantage of the support of their fans and demonstrate their strength. Wales are aiming to showcase an attacking style of play and use all their trump cards to secure a victory. The Vikings of Iceland, in turn, will come with the determination to challenge their opponents and prove their competitiveness. The Icelandic team will rely on their disciplined defense and quick counter-attacks to create threats for their opponents. The match will begin at 21:45, and fans are in for an exciting clash where the Dragons and Vikings will fight for prestige and valuable points in their group.

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Iceland have lost all ten matches they played over two seasons in League A. However, they were still determined to return to the top division of the Nations League. Their first attempt was unsuccessful. In the previous League B campaign, Iceland drew all four games and eventually finished behind Israel. This time around, success has been even harder to come by, as the group in which Åge Hareide's team landed looked more competitive. The September matches confirmed this. In the opening game, the team defeated Montenegro 2-0 at home, but in the second match, they lost to the group favorites, Turkey, 1-3. The Vikings’ nemesis was Kerem Aktürkoğlu, who scored a hat-trick. A few days later, Åge Hareide's men had the chance to avenge their loss to the Turks, but first, they faced Wales — a team Iceland have only beaten once in six previous encounters — 1-0 in the 1986 World Cup qualifiers. The Dragons turned a new page in their history this summer, appointing local legend Craig Bellamy as head coach. The 45-year-old Welshman had been coaching for quite some time, but managing the Welsh national team was his first independent role, which naturally raised certain doubts and concerns among the team's supporters. It was too early to draw far-reaching conclusions from two matches, but the games against Turkey and Montenegro showed that Bellamy might be able to take the Dragons to a new level. In the game against the group favorites, the Welsh lacked ideas in the final third of the pitch and accuracy in finishing converting their advantage into at least one goal. Craig Bellamy's team had to settle for a 0-0 draw, despite playing the last 30 minutes of the match with a numerical advantage. The second match — an away game against Montenegro — saw the Dragons start brilliantly, scoring twice in the opening three minutes. After such a blitzkrieg, securing the victory was a matter of technique and honor for the Welsh, and the team successfully achieved it. With a 2-1 win in Podgorica, the Welsh ended their four-match winless streak, which had included a humiliating 0-4 defeat to Slovakia and a series of embarrassing 0-0 draws with Gibraltar, leading to changes on the coaching bench.

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