Mr Fixit

WALES have turned into draw specialists since reaching the Euro 2016 semi-finals.

Chris Coleman’s men have drawn their last three and a fourth is on the agenda when they face the Republic of Ireland tonight.

A stalemate will suit the Irish after a barnstorming start to Group D.

They top the table with 10 points for four games while Wales have six and trail Serbia by two.

Dublin’s Aviva Stadium has sold out and it won’t be for the faint-hearted as Martin O’Neill’s men go all out to protect their lead.

Wales have only beaten the Irish once in nine attempts and the last clash in 2013 was scoreless.

I don’t see many goals and under 2.5 looks the call at 8-15 at McBookie