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Wales defeats Ukraine to qualify for first World Cup in 64 years
Wales' striker Gareth Bale celebrates with teammates after scoring the opening goal during the FIFA World Cup 2022 play-off final qualifier football match between Wales and Ukraine at the Cardiff City Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
Wales qualified for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar after defeating Ukraine 1-0 in their European qualifying playoff final at Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday.
The match had been originally scheduled for March but was postponed because of Russia's military operations in Ukraine which started on February 24.
Welsh captain Gareth Bale lined up a free-kick from 25 yards and Ukrainian captain Andriy Yarmolenko, while attempting to clear the ball, headed it into his own net past his goalkeeper in the 34th minute.
Wales had goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey to thank as he made nine saves throughout the match to deny Ukraine. Ukraine had nine shots on target, the most by a team without scoring during a game in the 2022 European World Cup qualifying campaign.
This will be Wales' first World Cup since 1958 and they will go into Group B together with England, the United States and Iran.
FIFA World Cup Inter-confederation Playoff: Australia Beat Peru On Penalties, Book Qatar 2022 Spot
Both the teams failed to score in extra time, then substitute goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne saved the last penalty to help Australia beat Peru.
Australian players celebrate after beating Peru in the World Cup 2022 qualifying play-off in Al Rayyan, Qatar, June 13, 2022.
Australia qualified for a fifth straight World Cup after a 5-4 penalty shootout win over Peru in their intercontinental playoff on Monday.
The teams failed to score in regulation and extra time at Ahmad bin Ali Stadium, and goalkeeper Andrew Redmayne, sent on as a substitute for captain Mat Ryan in the dying seconds of extra time, proved to be the star for Australia by saving the last penalty from Alex Valera.
Im not a hero, Redmayne said. I just played my role like everyone else did tonight. Im not going to take credit for this.
Taking off established No. 1 Ryan for Redmayne, who had made just two previous international appearances, was a major gamble from Socceroos coach Graham Arnold.
Redmaynes unconventional dancing and jumping along the goal-line with his aims and legs flailing as the Peru players stepped up, however, worked.
Andrew Redmayne is a very good penalty saver, an emotional Arnold said in a post-match TV interview, explaining that he made the change to put a bit of uncertainty into their brains, get into the mental aspect of Peru.
Australia qualified the hard way in a campaign played mostly away because of travel restrictions in place for the COVID-19 pandemic, finishing third behind Saudi Arabia and Japan in their group in the last round of qualifying and then beating United Arab Emirates in the Asian playoff last week.
Im just so proud of the players, Arnold said. Really, no one knows what these boys have been through to get here. It was so hard, the whole campaign. The way theyve stuck at it. The way theyve committed themselves to it incredible. Twenty World Cup qualifiers, 16 away from home. Its been tough, but we did it.
The dramatic end followed two hours of little action.
Australia finished regulation as the only team creating chances. Ajdin Hrustic, who scored the winning goal against the United Arab Emirates in the Asian playoff, had the first shot on target after 82 minutes, and went close again shortly after.
Peru substitute Edison Flores headed against the foot of Australias post early in the second period of extra time, but that was as close as 12,000 Peruvian fans in the stadium came to celebrating a goal and as close as either team went to breaking the deadlock.
This is a very hard moment, Peru goalkeeper Pedro Gallese said. I had the dream of seeing our flag once again in the World Cup.
I am still proud of this team. Now we have to give them support, some teammates are really struggling now.
Australia did its part and deserved it.
The game drifted towards a shootout, where Gallese saved Martin Boyles opening spot kick. Australia drew level when Luis Advincula hit the post.
Redmayne, with his distracting dance routine along the goal-line, saved from Valera, and the Socceroos clinched a spot in Qatar in November for their sixth overall World Cup appearance.
This idea was floated pre-selection that this (shootout) might eventuate in these kinds of circumstances, Redmayne said of his contentious selection.
Australia will meet defending champion France in the opening game of Group D on Nov. 22, and take on Tunisia and Denmark.
Costa Rica claim last World Cup place with victory over New Zealand
Costa Rica will face Germany, Spain and Japan in a tough Group E at the tournament which starts in Qatar in November
Costa Rica became the last team to qualify for this year's World Cup as Joel Campbell's early goal gave the Central Americans a nervy 1-0 win over New Zealand in a play-off on Tuesday.
Costa Rica's players celebrate their win in the FIFA World Cup 2022 inter-confederation play-offs match between Costa Rica and New Zealand.
Former Arsenal forward Campbell netted in the third minute in Doha and New Zealand, who were reduced to 10 men in the second half, could not find an equaliser despite dominating for long periods.
Costa Rica will face Germany, Spain and Japan in a tough Group E at the tournament which starts in Qatar in November.
The victory put Costa Rica into their third straight World Cup and sixth in total. Their best effort so far was a surprise run to the quarter-finals in 2014.
New Zealand striker Chris Wood had what he thought was a leveller ruled out by VAR shortly before half-time at the Ahmad bin Ali Stadium due to a foul earlier in the move.
The Kiwis also saw Kosta Barbarouses sent off, barely eight minutes after coming on as a substitute, for a challenge on Costa Rica's Francisco Calvo. That decision was also changed by VAR after he had initially been shown a yellow card.
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