"It's tough to take, I thought we played really well. For them to get a late goal was gutting. I thought we were brilliant in extra time, we worked so hard, and what we should today was how far we have come."
"We'll be back, and thank you to all the fans who have been incredible. It wasn't meant to be tonight, but the boys will be stronger for it."
Wales faced a penalty shoot-out defeat against Bosnia-Herzegovina, ending their World Cup hopes. Daniel James scored first, but Edin Dzeko equalized late. Wales had a strong start in the shoot-out, but missed crucial penalties. They remain winless against Bosnia in five matches. Despite the loss, James praised his team's effort and expressed confidence in their future. Wales failed to qualify for consecutive World Cups for the first time, having reached the 2022 edition. Preparations for the 2028 European Championship have already begun.
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