North Macedonia vs Wales Prediction 25.03.2025 | World Cup Qualifiers

• Competition: World Cup Qualifiers
• Date: Tuesday, 25th, March 2025
• Kickoff: 19:45 UK /  20.45 CET
• Venue: National Arena Toshe Proeski (Skoplje)

Looking to build on winning starts, North Macedonia and Wales will face off at the National Arena Toshe Proeski in the second round of World Cup qualifiers on Tuesday.

After a flawless UEFA Nations League campaign where they finished top with 16 out of a possible 18 points from six matches, earning them promotion to League B for the next edition, the Macedonians picked up where they left off as they thumped Liechtenstein 3-0 away to make a stellar start to their WC qualifiers.

Unlike Tuesday's hosts, Wales had a more demanding test in their opening match of the 226 World Cup qualifiers, but they rose to it and made a strong statement as they claimed an impressive 3-1 triumph over Kazakhstan on home soil in Cardiff, and now they will be aiming to cap off their March schedule with maximum points.

North Macedonia vs Wales Betting Tips : 1X (DOUBLE CHANCE)

Both sides have been shining across all competitions in recent months, making this a truly difficult match to call, but we expect a well-balanced and tactical battle where a share of the spoils could ultimately be an outcome both camps would accept. After both teams kicked off their World Cup qualifying campaigns on a strong note, neither will want to tarnish their opening-day success, which could result in a tightly contested battle with few clear-cut scoring opportunities. The Welsh might have a more experienced and stronger squad on paper, but taking all three points on Tuesday's trip will require a special performance, especially given that the Macedonians have proven to be a tough nut to crack at home, recently proving their resilience by holding European powerhouses England and Italy to 1-1 draws. On the downside, the Dragons have struggled mightily to secure victories on the road, managing to bring home only two wins from their last 12 away trips, which highlights their ongoing difficulties in hostile territory. The two teams, by the way, will renew their rivalry in the WC qualifiers after more than a decade, and we hope that the home ground will prove to be as crucial again as back then when both picked up home victories; mostly we see the Macedonians putting on a stubborn display and earning a point at least in front of their audience.