Wales beat Ukraine to qualify for first World Cup in 64 years
Wales on Sunday defeated Ukraine 1-0 at home to book their first World Cup ticket in 64 years.
Ukraine captain Yarmolenko headed a Gareth Bale’s free-kick to his own net to hand Wales the lone goal victory in the 34th minute.
With 68 per cent ball possession and 22 shots on target, Ukraine dominated the game but could not pull an equaliser.
Wales will face England, Iran and USA in Group B when the World Cup kicks off in Qatar by November.
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