News about Harry Wilson

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: Ever since Gareth Bale quit football Wales have been looking for a hero and in Harry Wilson, they might just have found their man. With his first-half penalty against Montenegro, Wilson became the first player since Bale at Euro 2016 to score in three consecutive games for Wales - but his display was about so much more than the goal. Wilson was outstanding as boss Craig Bellamy extended his unbeaten run as Wales boss to four games. The Fulham man has barely played for his club this term yet here his technique and vision helped knit together a Wales side missing several key players. 'When I watch him I'm thinking 'Wow' said Bellamy.

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT LAUGARDALSVOLLUR: On the one hand, a point away from home against Iceland, who beat England at Wembley in June, is a decent result for a team in a rebuilding phase. Yet Wales' second-half display will give Bellamy plenty to think about as they prepare to face Montenegro in Cardiff on Monday. Two up at the break thanks to goals from Brennan Johnson - his seventh in as many games - and Harry Wilson, Wales were as bad in the second half as they had been impressive in the first.

Brennan Johnson has been one of the in-form stars of the season after netting in six games on the bounce for Tottenham, and as such Sky Bet have offered a Price Boost on the Welsh forward to score or assist against Iceland.  Wales will face Iceland in Reykjavik on Friday night, looking to continue their unbeaten start to the Nations League campaign after two strong opening performances.  Wales drew their opening game of the campaign against the 10 men of Turkey at home in a 0-0 stalemate, before a 2-1 win on the road against Montenegro. 

TOM COLLOMOSSE AT GRADSKI STADION: In driving rain, early goals from Kieffer Moore - after just 37 seconds - and Harry Wilson put Wales in an ideal position, and they held on in deteriorating conditions even though Driton Camaj pulled one back for the home side in the second half. This game was switched to Niksic due to the poor quality of the pitch at the City Stadium in Podgorica and the new venue looked more like a county-level athletics arena than a football stadium. This was Bellamy's second game in charge after an encouraging 0-0 draw with Turkey last Friday and he has enjoyed the experience so much that he does not want it to finish.

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Sky Bet are offering four Price Boosts for tonight's televised Carabao Cup clash between League One club Birmingham and Premier League side Fulham at St Andrew's. The first two boosts we will be dissecting include Raul Jimenez to have 2+ shots on target in 90 minutes, and each team to have 2+ shots on target in each half in 90 minutes. The odds for the above two bets are 1/1 and 4/1 respectively. Meanwhile, the other two boosts available are for Harrison Reed to commit 3+ fouls in 90 minutes at 13/2, and Harry Wilson to score from outside the area in 90 minutes at 10/1.

Wales have sacked manager Rob Page after they failed to qualify for Euro 2024. During his time in charge, Page guided Wales to their first World Cup since 1958, when they participated in the 2022 tournament in Qatar.

Under-fire boss Rob Page apologised to Wales fans after a 4-0 thrashing to Slovakia and said it is 'up to the powers that be' to decide if he stays in the job. Page saw Wales get dismantled in a Trnava friendly after their dismal 0-0 draw with Gibraltar, the world's 203rd-ranked team, in Portugal on Thursday. The pressure has steadily grown on Page after Wales' flat performance at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar when they finished bottom of their group and their failure to qualify for this summer's European Championship.

JAMES SHARP AT KENILWORTH ROAD: It was not a day to believe in miracles after all. Luton, as they have done all season, gave their all one last time but had relegation confirmed with a final-day defeat to Fulham. A brace from Raul Jimenez between two beautiful long-range strikes from Adama Traore and Harry Wilson saw the Cottagers condemn Rob Edwards' proud side at Kenilworth Road. But by Jove, they gave it a go. Carlton Morris scored from the spot and Alfie Doughty beat everyone with a low free-kick into the bottom corner. Tahith Chong had an early goal ruled out for offside.

Players from every club took part in a segment where they attempted to place the grounds of all 20 top-flight outfits in their correct geographical location. The task was made simpler by generic markers which had been stuck onto locations up and down the country. All they had to do was select the right team for the right spot. Though, admittedly, the mess of clubs in London, and to a lesser degree in the north west, made the challenge more difficult. Still, they would still be expected to correctly identify where their own ground is.

Marco Silva has stated that if he had swapped more players during a frustrating first half against Nottingham Forest if he had, he would have slammed his team's poor start at the City Ground. Having witnessed his team suffer from a humiliating start to the game, the Fulham manager went to his bench after only 30 minutes of their 3-1 loss. Calum Hudson-Odoi opened the scoring only nine minutes before Chris Wood doubled the advantage for Nuno Espirito Santo's side. Despite welcoming Willian, Adama Traore, and Tom Cairney - for Alex Iwobi, Harry Wilson, and Sasa Lukic - the visitors fell further behind at the time.

NOTTINGHAM FOREST 3-1 FULHAM - JOE BERNSTEIN AT THE CITY GROUND: Nottingham Forest earned their biggest victory of the season on Tuesday, with Morgan Gibbs-White as the catalyst, noting the formula to climb from the bottom three. In a tumultuous first half for Forest that had been defeated 5-0 by Fulham earlier this season, Gibbs-White assisted and scored. Forest made a joke of their recent run of one victory in 13 games in all competitions, even though their opponents had scored ten goals in four games, starting the evening out of the relegation zone solely on goal difference.

JACK GAUGHAN: In a recent Netflix documentary, Pep Guardiola's team's thoughts on Manchester City's Treble triumph last season have been unveiled. Guardiola was able to help City roar, but the documentary also provides an insight into how he confronted his players during difficult times. Guardiola used his teamwork to bring the best out of his team's season, leading up to their Champions League final victory over Inter Milan.

IN CARDIFF, IAN HERBERT. Rob Page was incredibly upbeat in the face of defeat, as usual. 'All's fine.' Everything's great,' he said of his friendship with some of his Wales FA bosses, who less than six months ago, said his deal will be reviewed if the country did not qualify for the European Championships automatically. Following the shootout loss to Poland, the country hasn't qualified for the European Championships at all. And though Page painted a picture of himself as a central character in the forthcoming sequel, he has some troubling questions to answer about his game's administration today.

IAN HERBERT OF CARDIFF CITY STADIUM: The minds were upbeat and the defense was incredibly robust, but the team's brief moment of genius was not there, facing an indomitable white wall. A free kick appeared in the kind of place where Bale would normally go to kick them on these occasions not long before the game was over. Harry Wilson brought it into the wall. And before a ball was kicked, the electricity bolts shot through this area. With their flares, their Lewandowski tops, and their vain attempts to drown out the Welsh national anthem, there is ample reason on these shores to gain a significant away audience.

Wales came one step closer to Euro 2024 on Thursday night with a 4-1 win over Finland in their play-off semi-finals. On a chilly night in Cardiff, Rob Page's side, who are aiming for their third straight European Championships, was up to the challenge. On Tuesday, the team will face Poland, with the winner of that crunch game likely to be promoted to Group D alongside Netherlands, Austria, and France at the tournament in Germany this summer.

HARRY JONES AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Perhaps Roberto De Zerbi was forgiven for missing half an eye on the trip to his homeland on Thursday. During his second tenure as the Italian boss's in charge, life hasn't been particularly straightforward. With a last-16 first leg against Roma in the Europa League up next, he has been affected by key players' sales in the summer and a squad ravaged by injuries as he navigates Brighton's first-ever season in Europe. It seemed as if the Seagulls were being dragged by Fulham that the strain was weighing heavily on them.

Fulham spent January looking for a goalscorer, only to discover they didn't have one at home the entire time. Rodrigo Muniz started his goalscoring at Burnley two days after the window had been closed, and Fulham roared to an impressive victory. Harry Wilson's opener, as he made it five goals in five, was to thank for the second. Given that he hadn't scored all season before February, it's a remarkable figure.

HARRY JONES AT CRAVEN COTTAGE: Fulham spent January hunting for a goal scorer, only to discover they had one sitting at home the entire time. Rodrigo Muniz's scoring streak began two days after the window was closed, away from Burnley, and continued elically here. Harry Wilson's opener was created by his employer. Wilson's whipped delivery came second, and his gut instinct took second. That's five goals in five for the Brazilian, which is an impressive feat considering he didn't score all season until February.

For tonight's third round FA Cup match-up between Fulham and Rotherham at Craven Cottage, Sky Bet are giving two 'Price Boosts.' At 11/2, 'Harry Wilson to score from outside the area' at 11/2, and 'Raul Jimenez to score a hat-trick' at 25/1. The odds for those two bets have risen from 9/2 and 20/1 respectively.

Despite Bukayo Saka's early breakthrough, Mikel Arteta's side lost their second straight defeat in a major blow to their Premier League title hopes. Raul Jimenez tucked home the equalizer after falling in at the far post before halftime, and Bobby Decordova-Reid thrashed defending to net the winner. After Saliba took Wilson's arm and hauled him down as he raced toward the box, the visitors' afternoon may have turned into another disaster. Referee Josh Smith was quick to call to calm and brandished his yellow card to the home crowd's disbelief, who erupted when he called for a VAR intervention.

West Ham was contaminated by a sickness virus that had swept through the squad ahead of their 5-0 mauling by Fulham this weekend, with'several players and staff' reported to be affected. Five different scorers from the Cottagers, including Raul Jimenez, Willian, Tosin Adarabioyo, Harry Wilson, and Carlos Vinicius were stunned by the Hammers' defeat at Craven Cottage, as the Hammers' Raul Jimenez, Willian, Tosin Adarabioyo, Harry Wilson, and Carlos Vinicius were all knocked out. It was a surprising result that came after the Hammers' three victories in four games, including a 2-1 victory over Tottenham in the previous game.

KING GERMAN AND THE COTTAGE ROW THRUCK CRAVEN COTTAGE. When the boat carrying West Ham fans arrived in Craven Cottage mistakenly crashed Hammersmith Bridge before kick-off, it made a roaring sound. Fortunately, the Grade II-listed building was strong enough to withstand the blow. The same could not be said for West Ham's defense. There was no steel here to be seen. Only a mangled effort to get their first Premier League away clean sheet of the season. Fulham games come with a promise of goals. The 3-2 victory over Wolves, the 4-3 loss at Liverpool, and Nottingham Forest's humiliation were the 5-0 humiliation. Now this is a trouncing of West Ham that demonstrated the tenacity that is coursing through Marco Silva's staff.

TEXAMEN PATEL AT ANFIELD: Trent Alexander-Arnold was the 88th minute winner as Liverpool came from behind to win 4-3 over Fulham in a thrilling match at Anfield. Due to a spectacular free kick by Alexander-Arnold that would be a Bernd Leno own-goal, Jurgen Klopp's side advanced to 20 minutes within 20 minutes. Harry Wilson, a former Liverpool man, reached Fulham City from close range before Alexis Mac Allister's spectacular long-range strike. Despite being found out for offside during a VAR investigation, Kenny Tete lifted the visitors' level again.