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Wales will be without Joe Allen for their World Cup Qualifier against Georgia in Cardiff on Sunday. Air Jordan Shoes Wholesale . The 26-year-old Stoke midfielder suffered a hamstring injury in the early stages of the second half in Thursdays 2-2 draw with Austria in Vienna.Weve had a scan and something showed up, so you have to be very careful with it, said Coleman. If he has a good week he may play for Stoke next weekend, but this one is too soon for him.Meanwhile, Gareth Bale has called on Wales to be strong at home during the World Cup qualifying campaign, starting against Georgia. Gareth Bale scored twice in Wales 4-0 win over Moldova in their opening Group D fixture I think it is another big game, said the Real Madrid forward. It is the old cliche again of we are taking it one game at a time, but that is the way we have been approaching things in the past, and that is how we will continue to do it.It is a massive game for us tomorrow and our home form is going to be key to us qualifying. Watch NOW TV Watch Sky Sports for just ￡6.99. No contract. Wales are currently top of World Cup European Qualifying Group D after a 4-0 victory over Moldova and Thursdays 2-2 draw in Austria. Georgia sit fifth after defeats to Austria and the Republic of Ireland. Injury newsAs previously mentioned, Wales will be without Allen and he joins long-term absentee Aaron Ramsey on the treatment table. Wales head coach Chris Coleman is looking to guide his team to their second win in qualifying for the 2018 World Cup StatsWales have lost all three of their previous international clashes with Georgia, scoring just one goal and conceding eight.This will be the first meeting between the two nations since August 2008 where Georgia ran out 2-1 winners in a friendly.Wales have lost only one of their last 11 internationals played at home (W6 D4). Watch highlights of Wales 2-2 draw in Austria Georgia have won just one of their last nine internationals (D2 L6).Gareth Bale has had a hand in 13 goals in his last 12 appearances for Wales on home soil (nine goals, four assists).Wales have scored two or more goals in five of their last eight internationals, including six goals in their last two games.You can watch Englands tour of Bangladesh, plus Premier League football and the Japan Grand Prix on Sky Sports. Upgrade now and enjoy three months at half price! 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Here are TSN.cas predictions for first UFC Fight Night of the year. -- MAIN CARD: Conor McGregor (16-2) vs. Dennis Siver (22-9, 1 NC) Andrew Robichaud, TSN.ca McGregor - The Irishman says the main event in Boston won’t last more than two minutes. He’s been right before and has the ability to be right again. Right now it may seem like disrespect to his opponent, but to McGregor it’s just business. Siver - He doesn’t measure up - literally - to his opponent, but Siver has the kickboxing to keep McGregor at bay for a little while. The quiet German is also pretty fired up as well, if you can believe it. PICK: McGregor via TKO Ken Rodney, TSN.ca McGregor - He’s brash, confident and one of the best fighters in the featherweight division. The Irishman finished his last two fights in the opening round and fights with incredible intensity from bell to bell. Siver - Enters this fight as a heavy underdog and will have to wear his opponent down if he’s going to spring the upset. Has to take the fight deep to have a chance. PICK: McGregor via TKO — Donald Cerrone (22-6, 1 NC) vs. Benson Henderson (21-4) Robichaud Cerrone - He just might be crazy enough to pull this off. He went three rounds two weeks ago, but with six straight wins and enough fire to take out a forest, Cerrone doesn’t look like he’ll be any worse for wear in the trilogy with Henderson. Henderson - He’s beaten Cowboy twice before which technically gives him the edge, but expect this fight to be more about his current standing in the division than earning a third straight victory over Cerrone. PICK: Cerrone via decision Rodney Cerrone - By the time he steps into the Octagon, Cerrone will be 15 days out from his last fight, an impressive victory at UFC 182. Facing someone that has already beaten you twice is a tough enough task, but doing it two weeks after your last bout is either extremely brave or extremely foolish. Henderson - Knocked out for the first time in his career in his last outing, Henderson should have a little extra motivation when he faces Cerrone. While he is brushing off any advantage from having won their first two bouts it has to hold some value heading into the trilogy fighht. Air Jordans Outlet. PICK: Henderson via decision — Uriah Hall (10-4) vs. Ron Stallings (12-6, 1 NC) Robichaud Hall - “Prime Time” is still finding his footing in the UFC, but two straight wins has him on a favourable upswing. He has a long way to go in the middleweight division and needs to maximize the opportunity to prove he belongs with the big boys. Stallings - Not only is Stallings stepping in on extremely short notice, but he is also doing so for his UFC debut. It is an honourable move by the MMA veteran and we’ll soon find out how foolish. PICK: Hall via decision Rodney Hall - A fractured toe didn’t stop Hall from picking up a victory in his last bout against Thiago Santos. He’ll probably be most happy if he gets to the Octagon and his opponent hasn’t changed again after losing both Costas Philippou and Louis Taylor on the way to this matchup. Stallings – Took the fight on a week’s notice which is commendable but obviously put him at a disadvantage. Suffered a decision loss in his last bout, breaking a three fight winning streak. PICK: Hall via TKO — Norman Parke (21-2-1) vs. Gleison Tibau (39-10) Robichaud Parke - Unbeaten in five fights in the UFC (4-0-1), the 28-year-old Irishman should feel right at home in Boston. Parke hasn’t experienced the same boom as his compatriot McGregor, but consider his journey through the lightweight division is well on its way. Tibau - The UFC veteran has been finding ways to beat all different types of competition for over a decade and a win over Parke would match his longest streak with the organization at three consecutive victories. 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