Football News : Gareth Bale keeps Wales hopes to qualify for the 2022 World Cup alive

Gareth Bale stole the show in Wales 2-1 triumph over Austria in the play-off semi-final, putting them one step closer to their first World Cup since 1958.
Bale scored both of Wales goals, the first a magnificent free-kick from 25 yards that sailed into the top corner on 25 minutes, and the second a clinical finish on 51 minutes. Thus, this sends Wales to the finals of the World Cup qualifying play-offs.

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Wales defeats Austria by 2-1 to reach a step closer for booking their tickets to Qatar World Cup.
The Real Madrid star man Gareth Bale once again turned out to be the difference maker for Wales.
Bale, who is often criticized for his club level performance in recent years, displayed a vintage show yesterday.
The 32-year-old struck 2 beautiful goals including a free-kick to take The Dragons to the play-offs final.
Wales are seeking for the third time in four years to qualify for a major tournament.
The Dragons have failed to qualify for the World Cup in their last 15 attempts.
Bale's national team have not played in a World Cup game since 1958.
Wales's last match in the FIFA World Cup was 64 years ago when they were knocked out by Brazil in the quarterfinals.
Wales now faces a World Cup play-off final against Scotland or Ukraine, which has been postponed until June.
Due to the ongoing Russian invasion of Ukraine, Wales will have to wait until June to know their play-offs final opponents.
One thing is crystal clear that Wales will now be involved in the World Cup draw on Friday.
This will ensure them to know their possible path and opponents if they successfully qualify for the World Cup.