7M Tips: Wales vs Belgium

Altough Wales are the newcomer for Euro finals, they become the only team to survive in this tournament among 3 UK participants.

Led by super star Gareth Bale, they deliver phenomenal show and continue creating their history.

In the meanwhile, Belgium's forward and midfield combination sparkles with luxurious players - Manchester City's Kevin De Bruyne and Chelsea's Eden Hazard are the nightmare for all the denfensive lines; Adding strong players like Radja Nainggolan, Axel Witsel and Romelu Lukaku, Belgium's theoretical strength and real condition are better than Wales'. 

So Belgium may win and qualify into the semi-final.

Team Facts

Wales

· There are 3 English teams shining on the pitch of Euro 2016. Now only one still chase their glory on their way - Wales. Their protagonist Gareth Bale states their pride on this trip and claims they would fight tooth and nail.

· What's more, Wales maintained unbeaten by holding Belgium 1 win and 1 draw in their Euro 2016 qualifiers. Surely their mind would not surrender against Belgium.

· Wales' defender and captain Ashley Williams may still sideline with injury. That counts a lot in their defensive end.

· Core engine Gareth Bale tops the top scorers list with 3 goals, still in the zone is he?

Belgium

· Belgium's defensive spine Thomas Vermaelen may still squander his match time on the bench, so it would be Achilles' Heel of Belgium's defensive line.

· However, Belgium just swept away Hungary with a marvelous 4-0 victory in the last 16 to make the biggest score margin mark in the competition so far. So their morale would certainly boost up.

· Manchester City player Kevin De Bruyne has made 18 key passes in this tournament to become the front-runner in this area. His consistent ammunition supply for their "fire line" proves to be their attacking catalyst.

· Another core player, Chelsea striker Eden Hazard presented with brilliant performance in the last game - 1 goal, 11 break-through, 10 grab-back, so he may count as the overwhelming favourite to put their opponent to the sword.