Wales
UkraineFinals
Cardiff, Cardiff City Stadium
Referee : Antonio Mateu Lahoz (ESP)
Wales: 1. Hennessey - 3. Williams N. (Norrington-Davies, 90), 4. Davies, 6. Rodon, 14. Roberts C. - 7. Allen, 10. Ramsey, 15. Ampadu, 20. James D. (Johnson B-n, 71) - 11. Bale (Wilson H., 83), 13. Moore Ki.
Substitution: Johnson B-n (from 71); Wilson H. (from 83); Norrington-Davies (from 90)
Bench: 12. Ward, 21. Davies A. - 2. Gunter, 5. Mepham - 16. Morrell, 18. Williams Jn. - 19. Harris M., 22. Thomas S., 23. Matondo
Yellow Cards: Allen 2; James D. 2
Ukraine: 1. Bushchan - 22. Matviyenko, 13. Zabarnyi, 16. Mykolenko, 21. Karavayev - 6. Stepanenko (Sydorchuk, 70) - 7. Yarmolenko, 8. Malynovskyi (Shaparenko, 70), 15. Tsygankov (Mudryk, 77), 17. Zinchenko - 9. Yaremchuk (Dovbyk, 77)
Substitution: Sydorchuk (from 70); Shaparenko (from 70); Mudryk (from 77); Dovbyk (from 77)
Bench: 12. Pyatov, 23. Riznyk D. - 4. Syrota O., 2. Sobol, 3. Bondar V., 19. Kacharaba - 18. Pikhalonok - 20. Zubkov
Yellow Cards: Mykolenko 32; Mudryk 90
Former coach of Ukraine national team Andriy Shevchenko adressed the current squad after the defeat in a game against Wales
Wales striker Kieffer Moore, speaking to Sky Sports after the game against Ukraine
Wales captain Gareth Bale, speaking to Sky Sports about victory in a game aginst Ukraine
Ukraine defender Oleksandr Zinchenko, speaking to Sky Sports after the game vs Wales (0:1).
Wales have reached the FIFA World Cup for the first time since 1958 after Ukraine's Andriy Yarmolenko headed an own goal in their play-off final.
Wales forward Gareth Bale addressed the media ahead of Ukraine clash on Sunday
Wales coach Rob Page adressed the media ahead of Ukraine clash on Sunday
Oleksandr Petrakov, Ukraine national team coach, spoke to the press about the upcoming game against Wales
Ukraine's Illya Zabarnyi in a recent interview with Football NEWS spoke about playing in FIFA World Cup Path A play-off
Bordeaux's midfielder Danylo Ihnatenko joined Ukrainian national team on Friday and is currently preparing with the rest of the squad for the game against Wales
Former England striker Gary Lineker reiterated his support to the Ukrainian national team.
National Team Ukraine have made a step closer to the 2022 World Cup as they beat Scotland 3-1 in an away play-off semi-final.
Ukraine will play Wales at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday, 5 June, for a place at the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar.
Jakub Kamiński and Karol Świderski both scoring after coming off the bench.
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The full-back had been touch and go after recovering from ankle surgery.
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