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Looking at the amount of players not wearing armbands in this weekends fa cup I think this will become something that is out to the back of many peoples minds, in time. I was at Cray, I live in London.
FAW : Bellamy’s side will travel to Oslo to face Norway at the Ullevaal Stadium on Saturday 14 November (KO 5pm GMT) before returning home to a sell-out crowd at the Cardiff City Stadium for the match against Portugal on Tuesday 17 November (KO 7:45pm).
Cymru currently sit in third place in their League A group with two games remaining, after goals from Dan James and Neco Williams secured three points in a 2-1 win against Norway in Cardiff last month, Cymru’s first ever League A win. The reverse fixture against two-times UEFA Nations League winners Portugal was a narrow 1-0 defeat in Lisbon in the opening match of the campaign.
Bellamy’s side are still in contention to finish in second, third, or fourth spot, all of which could have an impact on what comes next for Cymru.
As a League A team, achieving a top two finish in the group would see Cymru progress to the quarter-finals that will take place in March 2027. The four quarter-final winners will then progress to the Nations League finals which will take place in June 2027 and will be hosted by one of the competing nations.
Finishing third would mean a relegation play-off against a team from League B also in March, while finishing bottom of the group would result in either a relegation play-off or direct relegation, depending on ranking with other League A groups, ahead of the next edition of the competition.
Swansea City: Lawrence Vigouroux; Filip Lissah, Ben Cabango (captain), Jenson Seelt, Josh Tymon; Jay Fulton, Marko Stamenic, Goncalo Franco; Moussa Yeo, Jisung Eom, Ross Stewart.
Substitutes: Andy Fisher, Josh Key, Melker Widell, Elijah Just, Zan Vipotnik, Tom Iorpenda, Joseph Opoku, Adam Idah, Carter Heywood
Swansea City: Lawrence Vigouroux; Filip Lissah, Ben Cabango (captain), Stephen Welsh, Josh Tymon; Marko Stamenic, Stephen Eustaquio, Elijah Just; Joseph Opoku, Melker Widell, Adam Idah.
Substitutes: Andy Fisher, Jenson Seelt, Jay Fulton, Žan Vipotnik, Jisung Eom, Tom Iorpenda, Goncalo Franco, Tiago Parente, Ross Stewart.
Opta Analyst's supercomputer has given Swansea a 37 per cent chance of winning, while the East London club stand at 36 per cent. The possibility of a draw is 26 per cent, but it could actually be the most likely outcome, given how tight it looks.
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