Wales vs Azerbaijan 2-1 thanks to Real Madrid striker goals

Wales vs Azerbaijan results after 2-1 on Saturday (7/9). The Dragons won thanks to goals from Real Madrid striker Gareth Bale.

The Dragons managed to move up to third place with six points after winning the second time in four qualifying matches for the 2020 European Cup on Saturday (7/9). Wales won 2-1 against Group E residents in Azerbaijan. The presence of Real Madrid star Gareth Bale as captain and also new Manchester United player Daniel James proved capable of giving the hosts three much-needed points.

The Dragons recorded two wins from four qualifiers for the 2020 European Cup after a 2-1 win over Azerbaijan on Saturday morning at Cardiff City Stadium. Wales are expected from the beginning to win easily or with a high score on this guest. But the host was shocked by Azerbaijan's fierce resistance.

The dominant dragon has a ball, 64% to 36%. But Azerbaijan is dependent on counterattacks and has shot many, three or three targets. While outside the target or attack failed to the side or above the target of the opponent five against one for Wales superiority.


More games are played in the middle of the field with both sides stealing and holding on tightly. Welsh star Gareth Bale only shot at goal in the first half, right before goalkeeper Pavel Pashayev in 26 minutes. Wales vs Azerbaijan at the end of the first round is 1-0.
Wales second half vs Azerbaijan

The dragons were hit by the visitors' goal on 58 minutes. Seydaev stole the ball from Taylor and then sent a pass directly to Emreli. The first shot was stopped by goalkeeper Hennessey, but the ball thrown by Emreli could not be stopped.

Fortunately, Real Madrid striker Gareth Bale is acting as captain tonight. In the 84th minute, Bale grabbed the ball gag from the visitors' poor defense and hit the empty goal.

There are no more goals. Wales vs Azerbaijan match results ended with a score of 2-1 in the qualifying match for the 2020 European Cup on Saturday (7/9). With this result, Naga moved up to third in Group E.

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