After starring for Wales in their win in Helsinki, Joe Morrell explained why Wales' youngsters feel so comfortable in the international set-up.

Wales left it late to win in Finland in their opening Nations League match.

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Bulgaria boss Georgi Dermendzhiev makes four changes from Thursday’s 1-1 draw at home to the Republic of Ireland.

Captain Petar Zanev is out injured and the others to miss out are defender Strahil Popov, midfielder Kristiyan Malinov and forward Spas Delev.

Brazilian-born right-back Cicinho makes his debut, while left-back Ivan Goranov, midfielder Yanis Karabelyov and forward Birsent Karagaren are the other players who come in.

Bulgaria XI: Georgiev; Cicinho, Dimitrov, Nedyalkov, Goranov; Karabelyov, Kostadinov, Ivanov; Karagaren, Nedelev, Kraev.

Substitutes: Mihaylov, Lukov, S. Popov, V. Popov, Delev, Rabotov, Galabov, Kovachev, Isa, Iliev, Krastev, Tsvetkov.

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Wales manager Ryan Giggs makes two changes from Thursday’s 1-0 win in Finland, with both in midfield.

Bournemouth playmaker David Brooks comes straight into the starting line-up having been added to the squad on Friday after recovering from an ankle injury, while Manchester City’s Matt Smith comes in for his eighth cap.

Manchester United’s Dylan Levitt, who made his debut in Finland, and Jonny Williams drop to the bench.

Wales XI: Hennessey; Roberts, Ampadu, Lockyer, B. Davies; Morrell, Smith; Bale, Brooks, James; Moore.

Substitutes: Ward, A. Davies, Gunter, N. Williams, Cabango, J. Lawrence, Levitt, J. Williams, Robson-Kanu, Wilson, Matondo, Vaulks.

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Ryan Giggs has maybe never had more selection dilemmas than he has had for this game.

And he could not be happier about it.

"It's a good position to be in," he explained.

But he has made his decision...

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Well hello there, back so soon?

You waited 10-months to experience Wales playing football and now you get to do it for the second time in four days.

Ryan Giggs' side are off to a good start in the Nations League after their 1-0 win in Helsinki and are strong favourites to add another victory this afternoon.

Wales are seven unbeaten, have won three-on-the-spin and even with key players missing, have an abundance of talent, especially in attack.

The stage is set nicely, the only thing missing is you guys, the fans.

So let's settle in on our sofas and not be there together, shall we? #TogetherStronger

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