Wales sink Kazhakstan to get World Cup campaign up and running
Briefly

Wales kickstarted their World Cup qualifying campaign with a narrow 3-1 win against Kazakhstan, marked by goals from Ben Davies, Daniel James, and a late goal from Rabbi Matondo. Although the victory reflected Coach Craig Bellamy's unbeaten start, the performance was far from convincing, especially against a lower-ranked Kazakhstan team. The squad, missing Aaron Ramsey, showed signs of nervousness and struggled to dominate play effectively. As they look to improve before their next match in North Macedonia, the aim is to avoid the pitfalls experienced during their last World Cup.
Wales made a winning start to their World Cup qualifying campaign, edging past Kazakhstan with a 3-1 victory, but an improved performance is needed for future matches.
Bellamy acknowledged the team's determination to perform well at the highest level but cautioned against letting that desire overwhelm them during crucial moments.
The best moment of Qatar for Wales was probably just the playoff victory against Ukraine, highlighting the need for improvement after dismal group-stage performances.
Although Wales got the win, the nervous atmosphere in the stadium reflected the team's underwhelming performance against Kazakhstan, showing room for growth.
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