door: What The Fiver can tell you is that, ostensibly a tournament organised in a bid to make friendly internationals slightly less irrelevant, the Nations League should be taken seriously by countries like the Republic O'Ireland and Wales, as it could provide a welcome opportunity for them to get in the back door to Euro 2020 when they inevitably lose at home to Latvia or Cyprus and make a pig's ear of qualifying in the more traditional route, according to The Guardian. In short, this is the kind of game even Wales manager Ryan Giggs might turn up for, rather than pull out with one of those mysterious niggles that invariably used to be diagnosed by his personal physician Dr Ferg around international break-time when he was a player. Questions like what is the Nations League and how does it work and has anyone told the players the full answers to which are only known by two eggheads at Uefa who aren't allowed to travel on the same plane together in case it crashes and the information is lost. International football and Nations League 10 things to look out for Read more Having failed to make the Ethics World Cup following their excellent showing at the previous Euros, Wales will be eager to exact revenge on an O'Ireland side that ruined their chances and who went on to be hockeyed by Christian Eriksen, since replaced in the Denmark team by a part-time barman, in a two-legged qualifier for Russia. In the adjacent technical area, he will see the familiar if not particularly friendly faces of fellow ITV pundits and World Cup drinking buddies Martin O'Neill and Roy Keane. Wales have played three friendlies on foreign soil under Giggs, but his reign really begins in earnest before an expectant home crowd in Cardiff.
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