Wales hosts Bosnia and Herzegovina in Cardiff this evening for their World Cup play-off semi-final.
The Dragons are aiming to secure their spot in the USA, Canada, and Mexico, having previously qualified for the 2022 Qatar tournament via the play-offs, but it will not be a simple endeavor.
Should they emerge victorious tonight, they will face either Italy or Northern Ireland in the decisive match next week, both formidable opponents.
Get the latest on all the squad updates ahead of this encounter.
Wales squad information
Wales’ initial lineup: Darlow, Da Silva, Williams, Lawlor, Ampadu, Rodon, Brooks, Wilson, Johnson, James, James
Wales’ reserves: Ward, King, Koumas, Cullen, Cabango, Norrington-Davies, Kpakio, Colwill, Harris, Thomas, Sheehan, Broadhead
Bosnia and Herzegovina squad updates
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s initial lineup: Vasilj, Muharemovic, Katic, Kolasinac, Memic, Tahirovic, Bajraktarevic, Sunjic, Dedic, Dzeko, Demirovic
Bosnia and Herzegovina’s reserves: Hadzikic, Zlomslic, Mujakic, Celik, Gigovic, Bazdar, Basic, Hadziahmetovic, Burnic, Alajbegovic, Radelijic, Tabakovic
Viewing options for Wales v Bosnia & Herzegovina: Television and digital broadcasts
The clash between Wales and Bosnia & Herzegovina commences tomorrow evening at 7:45 PM. You can view it in the UK on BBC Two.
It can also be accessed through the BBC iPlayer.
Key statistics for Wales v Bosnia & Herzegovina
- Wales have triumphed in five of their last six competitive home fixtures in Cardiff
- Bosnia-Herzegovina secured entry to the World Cup only once as an independent nation, in Brazil in 2014
- Bosnia-Herzegovina have achieved one victory and two stalemates from their three prior visits to Wales
- Bosnia-Herzegovina have emerged victorious in merely three away matches over the last six years. These successes were against Kazakhstan, Liechtenstein, and Malta