The European Red Devils are trapped, can the dark horse Wales create another miracle?

At 2:45 am on June 10, a European qualifier will be held. Belgium, the world's eighth-ranked "European Red Devils", faces the group leader Wales at home. On one hand, there are traditional tycoons who are deeply in a slump, and on the other hand, there are "dark horses" in the top spot. This top battle in Group J is destined to be full of sparks.

Belgium: The Red Devils faded, and they were in a desperate situation at home.

Belgian coach Gong Hao# Naruto talks about the ball notes. He said that the Belgian team is experiencing unprecedented embarrassment. It is the 8th-ranked strong team in the world. They relegated to the previous European League with only the advantage of goal difference. In the first game of this qualifier, they were tied 1-1 by North Macedonia away, with only 4 shots in the game 17 shots, and their offensive efficiency was worrying.

data reveals a deeper crisis: in the last 10 official games, Belgium has only achieved 2 wins, 2 draws and 6 losses, with a winning rate as low as 20%. The defensive end problem is particularly prominent - the last 6 games are conceded 9 goals, with a zero-blocking rate of less than 20%. Even with good forward players such as Lukaku and Trosad, the team's ability to finish in the offensive third zone has continued to decline.

The turning point may be right in front of you. De Bruyne returns to the national team roster, and the return of this midfield master undoubtedly injects a booster into the team. The home advantage cannot be ignored: in the last 10 home games, Belgium has won 6 wins, 2 draws and 2 losses, and averaged 2 goals per game. If you lose points in this game, the situation in the group qualifying will be even worse, and the "European Red Devils" who are fighting against the enemy will definitely attack with all their might.

Welsh: Rising stars, dark horses are as powerful as rainbows

Walle's era is getting farther and farther away, Welsh football ushered in an unexpected new life. After three matches in this qualifiers, the team won 2 wins and 1 draw and scored 7 points, surpassing the heroes to be the top in the group. What is even more amazing is the stable performance of 5 wins, 4 draws and 1 loss in the last 10 games, and the defensive system that conceded only 10 goals is a solid wall.

The new generation led by Brennan Johnson and Kiefer Moore are becoming the backbone of the team. Johnson's speed and breakthrough ability at Tottenham, coupled with Moore's deadly header in the penalty area, constitutes Wales' offensive dual-core. In the last round, the team swept Liechtenstein 3-0, and the team gave stunning data of 26 shots and 11 shots.

Wels, who played away, has remained unbeaten for four consecutive away games. The five-guard system showed amazing flexibility - the opponent was completely blocked in 4 games in the last 6 games, and the number of shots per game was controlled by 2 to 1. Faced with Belgium's powerful firepower, can this "dark horse" continue its magic?

Pre-match outlook and prediction

When the match whistle sounds, the tsunami of the mountain and thunder of the Dendrif Stadium will become Belgium's most powerful twelfth man. De Bruyne's return not only brings technological improvements, but also a spiritual pillar. The young Welsh players stepped onto the lawn with unbeaten confidence in nine games, eager to prove themselves in front of strong enemies.

Comprehensive considerations, although Belgium has been in a sluggish state recently, its lineup depth and home court advantages cannot be underestimated. Although Wales' solid defensive system can cause trouble, it is extremely difficult to grab points away from home in the face of the "European Red Devils" who are fighting against the back. It is expected that Belgium will win by a slight advantage after the fierce battle and rekindle hopes of qualifying. The score was given to 2-1 1-0

The dynasty changes on the football field have never stopped. As the "golden generation" gradually fades away, new stars can't wait to write their own legends. Is this night at Dendrif Stadium a turning point in Belgium's regaining glory, or is it the foundation ritual of the new Wales dynasty? The green field is never short of miracles, all it lacks is the eyes to witness miracles.