Wales, March 23 -- Wales opened their World Cup campaign with a 3-1 victory over Kazakhstan.
Daniel James gave Wales an early advantage in front of a near-capacity 32,473 crowd at the Cardiff City Stadium but that was wiped out by Askhat Tagybergen's penalty, awarded after Connor Roberts had handled.
Kazakhstan was threatening to throw a spanner in the works but skipper Ben Davies and Rabbi Matondo, with his first Wales goal in the final minute, ensured a winning start for Craig Bellamy's
side, according to a Sky Sports report.
It was only then that Welsh fans could breathe easily, but Bellamy will be delighted to bank three points before a tougher assignment in North Macedonia on Tuesday.
For the first-ever men's meeting between the t...