Gales - Ucrania en directo: clasificación Mundial Qatar 2022, en vivo
Gales y Ucrania, solo uno estará en Qatar 2022
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Gales y Ucrania, solo uno estará en Qatar 2022
Rested and recharged, Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey will be among those returning to the Wales starting lineup against Ukraine on Sunday, but another, and more typical in the literal sense, headline act will take centre stage in the minutes before kick-off in the festival atmosphere at the Cardiff City Stadium.
CARDIFF : Ukraine coach Oleksandr Petrakov said his players would hang a flag in their dressing room given to them by soldiers on the frontline before their World Cup playoff against Wales on Sunday.
It is little more than 24 hours from Wales’ biggest game since 1958, their last appearance at a World Cup, when they were knocked out at the quarter-final stage by a 17-year-old Pelé. The Cardiff City Stadium is going through final rehearsals. Grounds staff trundle horizontally across the pitch with mowers. The plinth, home to the match ball, is packed away, giant Wales and Ukraine flags rolled up, the Uefa banner that carries a message for global peace folded up, and the national anthems sound over the speakers. It is, as Robert Page is at pains to say, business time.
Joe Rodon has backed Gareth Bale to be at full speed as Wales attempt to end a 64-year wait to play at the World Cup.
Wales’ World Cup destiny will be decided by a play-off final against Ukraine in Cardiff.
Gareth Bale goes into Sunday's World Cup play-off knowing it could be his greatest game, or his last. If he takes Wales to their first World Cup finals since 1958 it will mean every bit as much as the five Champions Leagues he won with Real Madrid.
Robert Page aims to be the author of a fresh chapter in Welsh football history by emulating Jimmy Murphy’s journey from Rhondda to World Cup manager.