MATCH FACTS

■Wales have never lost against Estonia in three previous meetings (W2 D1), though they drew 0-0 with them in September in the reverse fixture of this qualifying campaign.

■Estonia have never led against Wales and have scored just once, with a Martin Reim penalty in a 2-1 loss in May 1994.

■This is the fourth meeting between Estonia and Wales in a fourth different stadium – their 1994 match was played at the Kadrioru Stadium in Tallinn, in 2009 they met at Parc y Scarlets in Llanelli, last month they played at Cardiff City Stadium and this game is at Tallinn’s Lillekula Stadium. ■Wales have only won two of their last 10 games (D5 L3) in all competitions, although they are unbeaten in their last three on the road (W1 D2).

■Wales have only lost twice in their last 17 World Cup qualifying matches (W7 D8), with those defeats coming against Republic of Ireland in October 2017 (0-1) and Belgium in March 2021 (1-3).

■Four of Aaron Ramsey’s last five goals for Wales in all competitions have arrived in the first half, including his strike against Czech Republic last time out. Of Ramsey’s 18 goals for Wales, 16 have been in competitive fixtures. ■Estonia’s Erik Sorga has scored with both of his shots on target in this qualifying campaign, including netting last time out versus Belarus. ■Daniel James has been directly involved in three goals in five games in World Cup 2022 qualifiers (2 goals, 1 assist), while he has also created more chances (9) and completed more dribbles (11) than any other Wales player.