Wales will be looking to keep their hopes of reaching the UEFA Nations League knockout stages alive in a crucial fixture against Norway in Oslo.
Craig Bellamy's men picked up their first win of the UEFA Nations League campaign against the Norwegians in Cardiff as goals from Daniel James and Neco Williams saw them come from behind to triumph 2-1.
However, Wales were beaten by Denmark in their last home outing, which leaves the Dragons in a precarious predicament as a loss this evening could leave them staring at relegation to League B.
Norway started their UEFA Nations League campaign with a 3-2 win over Denmark, but 2-1 defeats to Portugal home and away were sandwiched by the loss to Wales, leaving Stale Solbakken's side bottom of the group.
Norway v Wales team news
Norway are without the versatile Fredrik Aursnes and striker Jørgen Strand Larsen, who have withdrawn from the squad due to injuries, while Derby County defender Sondre Langas is absent with a groin issue.
Torbjorn Heggem returns following his suspension, while Julian Ryerson is selected at right-back after his return from a rib injury.
Manchester City's Erling Haaland and Arsenal's Martin Odegaard are at Solbakken's disposal and the key duo both feature for the hosts. Alexander Sorloth is on the bench, with Fulham's Oscar Bobb starting as the right winger.
As for Wales, Harry Wilson returns and the Leeds United midfielder is set to win his 70th international cap.
His Whites team-mate Joe Rodon is also back in the XI following his injury absence during the previous international window and the centre-back partners Ben Davies.
Karl Darlow takes the gloves off Danny Ward and starts between the sticks, while speedster Daniel James also comes into the starting line-up.
Confirmed Norway line-up
(4-3-3): Selvik; Ryerson, Ajer, Heggem, Wolfe; Berge, Aasgaard, Odegaard; Bobb, Nusa, Haaland.
Substitutes: Nyland, Tangvik, Bjortuft, Pedersen, Helland, Berg, Schjelderup, Ostigard, Vetlesen, Horn Myhre, Botheim, Sorloth.
Confirmed Wales line-up
(4-2-3-1): Darlow; Williams, Rodon, Davies, Dasilva;Ampadu, Cullen; James, Wilson, Johnson; Koumas.
Substitutes: Ward, Duncan, Mepham, Brooks, Collins, Roberts, Lienou, Colwill, Harris, Ashford, Sheehan, Andrews.
