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He didn’t have the game of his life, but Gareth Bale’s routine was enough to prevent Wales losing to the United States in their World Cup Group B opener. The Los Angeles FC forward won a first-half penalty that he scored, making the final score 1-1.
In the second World Cup in their history, Wales played a match again after 64 years: this time Gareth Bale Under his leadership, they entered the field against the team of the co-hosts of the next World Cup, and although the Americans played more dangerously in the first minutes, their dominance on the field did not yield new opportunities for a long time. time.
However, they were able to take advantage of their first real opportunity: George Weah Former Ballon d’Or footballer, son of the current Liberian president, Timothy Weah It was successful (1-0).
The Welsh team came back from the break with a more attacking spirit, the game became more open and at a higher pace, the Islanders created many great situations, writes MTI.
Despite having chances to score against the US national team, the increasingly tired Welshman equalized with a penalty kick by the national team’s top scorer Bill – quite deservedly, judging by the picture of the match.
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