Wales blow as Spurs' Davies to undergo ankle surgery

Wales blow as Spurs' Davies to undergo ankle surgery

Tottenham defender Ben Davies will undergo surgery for a fractured left ankle and is likely to miss Wales' World Cup play-off. Punters should note Wales lose their captain’s defensive leadership; consider avoiding Wales moneyline and instead look at Bosnia or handicap markets, or shorter-term bets on Wales with reduced odds.

Ben Davies to Undergo Surgery After Fractured Ankle

Tottenham left-back Ben Davies will undergo surgery following a fracture to his left ankle sustained during the 2-1 Premier League defeat to West Ham. The 32-year-old required oxygen and was carried off on a stretcher after 19 minutes, with the club confirming an operation but offering no recovery timeframe.

Wales’ World Cup Play-off Hopes Hit

Davies, who captains Wales, faces an absence that could rule him out of the World Cup play-off semi-final against Bosnia-Herzegovina at Cardiff City Stadium on 26 March. The winners meet Northern Ireland or Italy in the final on 31 March. Wales lose not only a starter but an experienced leader, forcing selection headaches and tactical adjustments.

Immediate Impact on Tottenham

Davies’ injury adds to Tottenham’s mounting fitness concerns amid a turbulent domestic campaign. The club sit 14th with just seven league wins from 22 matches, and pressure continues to build on manager Thomas Frank. Fans voiced their discontent during the defeat, chanting about Frank’s future; discussions have taken place but the manager remains in charge ahead of the Champions League tie with Borussia Dortmund.

Betting and Tactical Considerations

Davies’ absence weakens Wales defensively and could lower their outright chances in the short term, making Bosnia a more attractive option for punters in the semi-final. Markets to consider include match result adjustments, goals markets if Wales reshuffle defensively, or backing Bosnia on neutral-ground odds. For Spurs, squad depth will be tested domestically and in Europe while they cope with injuries and scrutiny of the manager’s position.

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Tottenham defender Ben Davies will have an operation on a broken ankle which could rule him out of Wales' World Cup play-off in March.

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