Dragons start the World Cup campaign with a victory while Bellamy’s undefeated race continues
Wales overcome Kazakhstan to start his qualifying campaign of the 2026 World Cup with the victory and maintenance of the undefeated King of Craig Bellamy as a manager.
Dan James and Captain-Nog, Ben Davies have achieved both sides of the criminal sentence Askhat Tagybergen before replacing Rabin Matdo, ensured that there will be no greater upset at the Cardiff City stadium.
Dragons have never qualified for tournaments in the World Cup finals, and three points here will give Wales a lot of hope in the creation of history in a group that includes Lihtenstein, northern Macedonia and Belgium.
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Dan James opened scoring within 10 minutes when his rejected strike found the net after Kazakhstan made a mess to remove danger.
This signaled a pleasant evening for Bellamy’s side, but things were far from simple because visitors looked dangerous in spells.
Kazakhstan this season failed to achieve the entire campaign of his Nations B League B. But shortly before the half -hour mark, they were at the level when Tagybergen found a net from the penalty after Connor Roberts was punished for handball.
For the last few minutes a half -half half for Wales, but just a few moments after the re -launch of Davies, replacing himself as a skipper in the absence of an injured Aaron Ramsey, headed home from the corner to restore the host lead.
From there, Wales looked mostly comfortable and wrapped things up at the time of stop when Matono cracked in his first senior international goal to seal victory.
It gives Bellamy’s people a platform on which they will be built and they will clash with North Macedonia on Tuesday, which defeated Lihtenstein 3-0, full of confidence.
