Wales v. Kazakhstan – assortment, statistics and inspection

The inspection of the match for Wales against Kazakhstan

Craig Bilami begins his attempts to lead Wales to the successive World Cup when he hosts Kazakhstan in Cardiff on Saturday.

The former captain began a great start to life responsible for the national team, which has not been defeated in its six matches until now, which was won by three games.

4-1 defeated Iceland over the promotion of Dragons Accort from the Nations League B at the end of last year, and he also won at least a matnical place for the World Cup next summer.

Ultimately, the upcoming World Cup qualifiers are the place where Bilami will be judged and will hope at a good start in a group that contains Belgium and Macedonia, North and Liechtenstein, as well as Kazakhstan.

This eligible campaign will be the first in Wales without a previous talisman of Gareth Bale since 2004, when Bellami was still playing, as the 45 -year -old is looking for a new era.

Belgium is scheduled to be the largest competitors in Wales to secure the first place in the qualifiers, with opponents on Saturday, Kazakhstan, in 2024, will be bleak after losing seven of their eight games, including defeats in each of the last five of them.

But although the qualifying qualification of the World Cup will be a large part of whether Bilami is a success or failure, he insists that it is not the most important thing in his mind.

Watch Craig Bilami and Ben Davis face the media directly before Kazakhstan 🎙 https://t.co/tZXCTGTNRH

– Cymru) March 21, 2025

“I want the players to qualify. Do I want to train in the World Cup? Yes, but is this the most important? I’m fine, trust me,” said President of Wales.

“Do I want the money that can return to help us invest, to help us continue to improve our game of this game? That’s all I motivate for it. I need this money until we have more stadiums, and we build more infrastructure.

“I will come and go … but I want a legacy. I want to be able to say,” in his session he did so. “

“The more I do more, I always think this is dangerous, this is complete time. This is not a part -time role. People in Wales deserve it.”