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Wales
While Wales is being labeled as the one-man army of Gareth Bale, there is so much more to them than just the Real Madrid man. With players like Aaron Ramsey, Ashley Williams, Ben Davies and Joe Allen, Wales have a very talented core of footballers who could take them very far in the tournament.
Ramsey’s scoring might have gone down in recent months, but his cunning runs from deep midfield always cause the opposition problems and they will have to be alert in order to stop him.
However, the main man is Gareth Bale. Wales’ success in the qualifiers was predominantly down to the genius of the Real Madrid man. His blistering pace, power and ability to play with freedom in Wales’ system makes him a game-changer; he’s someone who can turn the game on its head at any moment all by himself.
As history books have showed us, there have been some fine displays of individual performances which proved to be match-winning. Whether or not Bale can do it for the whole tournament is questionable, but if he plays to his best in every single game, there is a good chance Wales could go all the way.
