Wales v Bosnia-Herzegovina

keith margam

Vital Football Legend
World Cup Qualifiers (Semi-Final Play-Off)

Wales v Bosnia-Herzegovina, Thur 26 March 19:45 (live on BBC Wales)



Wales Squad:

Karl Darlow, Joe Rodon, Dan James, Ethan Ampadu - Leeds United

Ben Cabango, Liam Cullen - Swansea

Danny Ward, Nathan Broadhead - Wrexham

Dylan Lawlor, Ronan Kpakio, Joel Colwill, Rubin Colwill - Cardiff

Adam Davies - Sheff Utd

Tom King - Everton

Jay Da Silva - Coventry,

Rhys Norrington-Davies - QPR

Neco Williams - Nottingham Forest

Josh Sheehan - Bolton

Jordan James - Leicester

Harry Wilson - Fulham

David Brooks - Bournemouth

Brennan John - Crystal Palace

Sorba Thomas - Stoke City

Mark Harris - Oxford

Lewis Koumas - Hull

Rabbi Matondo - Rangers



Ben Davies, Kieffer Moore, Connor Roberts and Chris Mepham are all out injured.

Dan James and Harry Wilson have just returned from injury.
 
Extra time and penalties in force if needed, winner has to be decided on the night.

The winner will go through to play at home in the play-off final next Tuesday, 31 March, against the winners of the other play-off semi-final between Italy and N Ireland.

Winner of that game goes through to the World Cup in USA, Canada and Mexico.

The play-off final winners will face one of the co-hosts Canada in Toronto on 12 June, Switzerland in Los Angeles on 18 June and Qatar in Seattle on 24 June.
 
Wales 1(James 51’) - Bosnia 1 (Dzeko 86’)
AET: 1-1
YoPens: 2-4

I knew we’d blow it if it came to penalties, so many chances in normal and extra time to put the game to bed, but only 3 shots from 19 on target. Dan James scored a brilliant goal but our best goal threat was substituted a few minutes before their equaliser.

The shoot-out, Johnson and Williams the culprits, I groaned when Johnson walked up to take his, he looked too nervous and his shot went over the bar, Williams shot was on target but saved.

Never a nice way to decide a match. Wales the better team, substitutions except Thomas, weakened us. Cullen plenty of time to clear the ball puts it behind for a corner resulting in 40 year-old Dzeko out jumping everybody to score with a glancing header, just four minutes left of normal time.