Prediction Portugal - Wales today 01:45 25/09/2026.

Portugal has been maintaining a stable and successful performance in their last 10 matches, with 6 wins, 3 draws, and only 1 loss, demonstrating strong competition in matches against strong opponents such as Spain, Croatia, and Colombia.

Portugal scored 23 goals in 10 matches, an average of 2.3 goals per game, along with a solid defense, conceding only 6 goals (an average of 0.6 goals per game) and keeping a clean sheet in 4 matches, demonstrating a balance between attack and defense.

Key players such as Diogo Costa (stable goalkeeper), Bruno Fernandes (effective playmaker and goal scorer), and Cristiano Ronaldo (despite fewer matches, still serves as an important goal-scoring machine) are showing consistent performance and making significant contributions to the team.

The 4-2-3-1 tactical formation has been consistently used in the last 10 matches, demonstrating tactical stability, but has not shown flexibility in changing the game plan when facing opponents with different playing styles.

The reserve players group, such as Bernardo Silva, Francisco Trincão, Rafael Leão, Joao Felix, are frequently rotated, however they have not created long-term cohesion or equivalent effectiveness compared to the main starters.

Portugal has only lost one match to Spain in recent times, showing a lack of stability when facing high-level opponents under intense pressure.

The injury of Nuno Mendes (important left-back) creates a gap in defense, especially when opponents attack strongly on the flank, and replacement options such as Tomás Araújo, Gonçalo Inácio have not yet proven their stability at the international level.

The team relies too heavily on key players such as Cristiano Ronaldo and Bruno Fernandes, which poses a risk if they get injured or are unable to play.

Wales has some impressive victories against weaker opponents, such as the 7-1 win over North Macedonia and the 1-0 win over Kazakhstan, demonstrating their explosive capability when facing weaker opponents.

Wales has the ability to maintain peace in tense matches against strong opponents like Ghana, Northern Ireland, and Bosnia, demonstrating their competitive spirit in the absence of a win.

Some key players such as Karl Darlow (goalkeeper), Neco Williams (left-back), Daniel James, and David Brooks (midfielder) consistently maintained their roles across multiple matches, directly contributing to the team's playing style.

The percentage of matches with 3 or more goals (Over 2.5) reaches 40%, showing an open playing style and the ability to create many scoring opportunities

Wales has a win rate of 30% in their last 10 matches, showing a performance that is not particularly outstanding but also not too weak.

Wales is flexibly using multiple tactical formations (4-2-3-1, 4-1-4-1, 4-3-3) depending on the opponent, demonstrating adaptability but has not yet created a unified playing style.

The percentage of both teams scoring (BTTS) reached 60%, indicating that the playing style is not overly defensive or overly attacking.

Wales has experienced an inconsistent run of results with 3 wins, 3 draws, and 4 losses in their last 10 matches, highlighting a lack of consistency in their form.

Wales' team conceded 14 goals in 10 matches, with four heavy defeats against strong opponents such as England (0-3), Canada (0-1), Belgium (2-4), and Romania (1-2), reflecting a lax defense.

Wales received a total of 14 yellow cards in 10 matches, with 4 yellow cards in the loss to Canada, highlighting a lack of discipline in challenges.

The absence of two key center-backs, Joe Rodon and Dylan Lawlor, has had a significant impact on the defense, making it difficult for Wales to maintain balance in the 4-2-3-1 formation.