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Wales will hope for a less complicated journey to World Cup qualification than in 1958
JAMES NALTON tells the tale of Wales’s riveting World Cup qualifying campaign in 1958, and how their current squad comes closest to matching the feats of that side
For the Gunners boss, ‘execution’ isn’t about brutality but precision — a mindset that’s driving his squad from nearly-men to genuine title contenders, writes JAMES NALTON
THE Wales men’s football team will have a shot at qualifying for their first World Cup since 1958 after their place in the playoffs was confirmed last week.
Automatic qualification can be achieved by finishing top of the group, though there is little chance of that happening.
Depending on last night’s results, Belgium may have already claimed top spot by the time they face Wales in Cardiff on Tuesday.
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