Dan James on bench as Gareth Bale to become Wales' most-capped men's player WAL FIFAWorldCup
Wales face Iran in their second game of the World Cup group stage this morning and all the action will be live on talkSPORT. in their tournament opener in Qatar after Gareth Bale scored a late penalty to rescue a point.
Bale’s spot-kick cancelled out Timothy Weah’s opener as Robert Page’s side dominated the second half after they made a nervous start to the game.Carlos Queiroz’s Iran fell to a 6-2 defeat to England but will look to take the positives after talisman Mehdi Taremi scored a brace against the Three Lions. Wales XI: Hennessey; Mepham, Rodon, B Davies; Roberts, Ampadu, Wilson, Ramsey, N Williams; Bale, Moore.
Iran XI: Hosseini; Hajsafi, Mohammadi, Rezaeian, Hosseini; Ezzatolahi, Gholizadeh, Noorollahi; Azmoun, Taremi, Pourilaganji
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