#starting-lineups

#starting-lineups

Wales already have their place in the World Cup qualifying play-offs, but there is still a chance they could gain an automatic spot in Group J. The Dragons currently sit third, behind tonight's opponents North Macedonia and Belgium, but it is tight at the top. A win on home soil will guarantee them second place, but a slip-up from the Red Devils against Liechtenstein and top spot is theirs.

Nayef Aguerd scored on his Marseille debut against Lorient but did not travel to Madrid because of concussion protocols, with the Morocco defender's availability being monitored day by day. "His health comes first and then we'll see," said De Zerbi, adding that on-loan Bournemouth midfielder Hamed Traore will be out for "a few weeks". Striker Ousmane Dembele (hamstring) and winger Desire Doue (calf) are out for PSG with injuries suffered while playing for France.