Spain who has been impressive since former Barcelona’s coach, Luis Enrique, took over during the summer would be looking to maintain their impressive run when they visit Wales.
Real Madrid defender, Sergio Ramos, is one player who is looking forward to the encounter but unfortunately for him, his club’s team, Gareth Bale, who plays for Wales would not feature in the tie as a result of fatigue.
Ramos who took to his twitter handle this morning to reveal how ready he is to face Wales is expected to lead the line for Spain tonight.
What he said below:
Ready 
Sergio Ramos is reported to have scolded Cristiano Ronaldo in the dressing room after the Champions League final after the Real Madrid forward hinted he could leave this summer.
Ronaldo made a typical bid for the spotlight after Real beat Liverpool 3-1 in Kiev on Saturday, despite having a quiet game where he was overshadowed by Gareth Bale's overhead kick, Loris Karius' errors and Mohamed Salah's injury.
Speaking to the media after Real had earned a third successive Champions League title, Ronaldo hinted that he could leave the Bernabeu this summer in a completely unexpected move.
He said:
'In the coming days there will be answers about my future. It has been very nice playing for Real Madrid.'
Now, the reaction of Ronaldo's teammates has been revealed, according to reports in Spain, with Real captain Ramos said to have made his feelings very clear to the five-time Ballon d'Or winner after learning what he had told the media.
According to Marca, Ramos told Ronaldo in the dressing room after the game: 'It isn't good what you have done, it wasn't the right time to say it.
'Wait. Do not insist. You have to take a step back and we will help you. We are with you, but you must help too.'
Ronaldo has changed his tune somewhat since his startling initial remarks, and the apparent telling off from his captain.
He spoke to reporters in the mixed zone at the Olympic Stadium in Kiev, where he said he would seek clarification on his future in the coming days.
Then on Sunday, at Real's trophy parade, Ronaldo had completed a total turnaround as he was given a hero's welcome by the fans.
He said:
'See you next year. I feel proud to play for the biggest club in the world. I'm very comfortable here. With these players it's impossible not to win.'
Ronaldo has previously hinted at a Real exit only to remain in Spain - the club must now hope that this is more of the same, and Ramos' words have had an effect.
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Barcelona superstar, Lionel Messi allegedly lost his manners in yesterday’s Super Cup 2nd leg match against rival, Real Madrid when he pushed Sergio Ramos for keeping the ball away from him.
It was a night to forget for Barcelona as they were easily beaten by Real Madrid in the Spanish Super Cup by bitter rivals Real Madrid. The Catalan giants were beaten 5-1 over two legs, the final result confirmed by a 2-0 loss at the Bernabeu on Wednesday night.
Even Lionel Messi, who scored a famous Clasico winner at the ground just four months ago, had to bear the brunt of Real's dominance.
Real Madrid defender Sergio Ramos needs no invitation to wind up Barca and did not waste the opportunity. Midway through the second half with Real cruising to the first piece of silverware of the new season, Ramos decided the moment had come.
As Messi asked him for the ball back, Ramos extended his arm out, suggesting he was about to give the Argentine the ball, before chucking it away as his opponent reached in to grab it.
With Barcelona 2-0 down at the time and facing a 5-1 aggregate defeat, the Argentine international was not amused by Ramos throwing the ball playfully over his head as he tried to take a quick free-kick.
With a look of sheer indignation on his face, Messi stared back at the opposing captain, before uttering the Spanish phrase 'La concha de tu madre' in his direction.
In English, it translates into the expletive-laden rant: 'Your mother's c***'.
The incident compounded a sorry night for Ernesto Valverde's side, who were beaten by goals from Marco Asensio and Karim Benzema.
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