Nikola Krstovic is a player known for drawing fouls regularly. In the previous fixture, Krstovic was fouled three times. Krstovic has been fouled at least once in his last six competitive internationals and in the Nations League it’s five in three games. He will be up against Connor Roberts who has committed 15 fouls in his eight appearances this season for club and country.

Wales’ last two games ended 2-1 and 2-2, featuring 62 shots and 18 on target, with a combined xG of 7.38. Montenegro have conceded 11 goals in their last five matches, failing to keep a clean sheet. Given Wales defensive struggles and Montenegro’s desperate need for points to avoid relegation, an open, attacking game is likely. Both teams’ vulnerabilities and urgency suggests there will be at least two goals in this match.

Wales struggled defensively in Montenegro, allowing 22 shots and 5 on target, with goalkeeper Danny Ward making 4 crucial saves. In their 2-2 draw against Iceland, they conceded 20 shots, 4 of which were on target, while Iceland also struck the woodwork twice. Ward made 2 saves in that match.

Wales have been vulnerable at the back, consistently giving up numerous opportunities to their opponents, with an xGA of 1.03 and 2.58 in their last two games, highlighting their defensive concerns.

Camaj demonstrated his attacking prowess in recent performances. He played 61 minutes against Turkey, registering one shot. In the match against Wales, he was even more prolific, scoring once, hitting 2 shots on target, 1 off target, and having 2 shots blocked.

Despite not starting against Iceland in September, he came on in the 60th minute and registered 3 shots in the remaining time.

Wales’ last two fixtures have seen seven goals, ending 2-1 and 2-2 producing a total of with 62 shots and 18 on target, generating a combined xG of 7.38. Montenegro, struggling defensively, have conceded 11 goals in their last five matches and failed to keep a clean sheet.

Given the Welsh defensive issues and Montenegro’s need to avoid relegation, an open, attacking game is expected. With both sides vulnerable at the back, it’s highly likely that both teams will find the net in this matchup.

The Welsh defence has been shaky, as shown in their recent game against Montenegro, where they conceded 22 shots, including 5 on target. Danny Ward played a key role, making 4 important saves. In their 2-2 draw against Iceland, Wales gave up 20 shots, with 4 on target, and Ward added 2 more saves, while Iceland hit the woodwork twice. With an xGA of 1.03 and 2.58 in their last two games, Wales’ defensive struggles suggest Ward is likely to face enough chances to record at least 3 saves in the next match.

Camaj played 61 minutes against Turkey and managed to register one shot. In the previous game against Wales, he not only scored but hit 2 shots on target, 1 off target, and had two further blocked shots. He didn’t start the game against Iceland in September but came on in the 60th minute and, during the remainder of the game, registered a total of 3 shots.

Connor Roberts is gearing up to take on Nikola Krstovic, who has a knack for drawing fouls. In their last encounter, Krstovic was fouled three times before Roberts had to leave due to injury. Neco Williams filled in, racking up three fouls himself. After returning to action against Iceland, Roberts is likely to start again against Montenegro.

Interestingly, Krstovic has been fouled at least once in each of his last six competitive internationals, while Roberts has committed 15 fouls in his eight games this season for club and country.