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Jun 2, 2026, 02:02 PM
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Wales prepares for their Nations League campaign on home soil, while Ghana tunes up for the World Cup in an international friendly that promises contrasting tactical approaches. The hosts, despite a string of significant absences, will aim to leverage their strong home record against a Ghana side looking to find consistency on the road.
Home Motivation
Low
Wales' motivation is low as this is a friendly match. However, it also serves as crucial preparation for their UEFA Nations League campaign, as noted by midfielder Dan James.
Away Motivation
Low
Ghana's motivation is low as this is a friendly match, but it is an important part of their preparation for the upcoming 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Metric
Away
2.60
Goals scored per game
All comps (EWMA)
2.04
Wales trends higher in goals scored per game (2.60) in recent form compared to Ghana (2.04), indicating a potentially more potent attack at home, though injuries could temper this.
1.38
Goals conceded per game
All comps (EWMA)
0.22
Ghana's recent-form defensive record is remarkably strong, trending at just 0.22 goals conceded per game, significantly better than Wales' 1.38, suggesting they are a tough nut to crack.
1.8
PPG (3/1/0)
All comps at Venue
1.0
At their respective venues across all competitions, Wales averages 1.8 points per game in their last 10, considerably higher than Ghana's 1.0 PPG away from home, highlighting Wales' home advantage.
50%
Win rate %
All comps at Venue
30%
Wales boasts a 50% win rate at home in their last 10 all-competition matches, outperforming Ghana's 30% away win rate, reinforcing their strength at Cardiff City Stadium.
50%
Over 2.5 %
All comps at Venue
60%
Interestingly, Ghana's away matches have a higher tendency for Over 2.5 goals (60%) compared to Wales' home games (50%) in their respective last 10, suggesting potential for an open game if Ghana's attack fires.
Form & Streaks
Wales has won 5 of their last 10 matches at home across all competitions (5W,3D,2L in 10).
Ghana has struggled on the road, losing 6 of their last 10 away matches across all competitions (3W,1D,6L in 10).
Wales has drawn their last two home matches in all competitions (DD in 10).
Tactical Overview
Wales comes into this friendly with a solid home record in their last 10 matches across all competitions, securing 5 wins and 3 draws, while scoring 22 goals. However, their recent defensive showing has seen them concede 10 goals in those games, including a 2-4 loss to Belgium and a 0-1 defeat against Canada. Manager Craig Bellamy will be without several key players including Harry Wilson, Ben Davies, and Jordan James, placing more pressure on figures like Joe Rodon in defense and David Brooks in attack. For Ghana, their away form in all competitions has been a struggle, with 6 losses and only 3 wins in their last 10, marked by significant defeats such as 0-2 to Mexico and 1-5 against Austria. While trending at a robust 2.04 goals scored per game on a recent-form basis, their defensive solidity is underscored by an impressive recent-form average of just 0.22 goals conceded per game, suggesting a tightening up at the back. Without Alexander Djiku, Ghana will look to Antoine Semenyo to spearhead the attack, supported by Thomas Partey's midfield experience.
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Based on reports
Key Players
Wales will rely on the defensive solidity of Joe Rodon and the attacking contributions of David Brooks, who is expected to feature in the front four. Midfielder Josh Sheehan will also be looking to make an impact in the game.
Absences
Ben Davies
ankle injury
Jordan James
ruled out of international challenge matches
Rubin Colwill
ruled out of international challenge matches
Mark Harris
ruled out of international challenge matches
Liam Cullen
ruled out of international challenge matches
Harry Wilson
withdrawn from squad
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Key Players
Wales will rely on the defensive solidity of Joe Rodon and the attacking contributions of David Brooks, who is expected to feature in the front four. Midfielder Josh Sheehan will also be looking to make an impact in the game.
Absences
Ben Davies
ankle injury
Jordan James
ruled out of international challenge matches
Rubin Colwill
ruled out of international challenge matches
Mark Harris
ruled out of international challenge matches
Liam Cullen
ruled out of international challenge matches
Harry Wilson
withdrawn from squad
Away
Key Players
Ghana's attack will likely be led by Antoine Semenyo, who is in excellent form, with Thomas Partey providing valuable experience in midfield. Emerging talent Caleb Yirenkyi will also be keen to impress.
Absences
Alexander Djiku
injury concern
Lineup info is never 100% confirmed until matchday. Additional players may be unavailable.
Referee Profile
Oscar Johnson
9 matches officiated · 2026/27
Pen Rate
0.22
NormalReferee Oscar Johnson has overseen 9 games across all competitions this season, showing an average strictness. While card-per-game data is not available, his penalty rate of 0.22 per game is notable. Given both teams' motivations in this friendly, Johnson's average strictness may keep the game flowing, but his tendency to award penalties could become a factor if play becomes reckless in the box.
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