The alignments, Team News, confirmed the initial teams as the dragons seek to continue resurface under Bellamy

Wales begins its 2026 World Cup classification campaign against Kazakhstan in Cardiff in the hope of expanding his unbeaten career under Craig Bellamy.

Currently, the dragons are invicted under Bellamy, who took over after Rob Page last July, and in November they were promoted to the League of the League of Nations.

With three wins and three draws under the former Newcastle player, Liverpool and Manchester City, Wales will expect to qualify for successive World Cup finals for the first time.

In the absence of Aaron Ramsey, Tottenham, Ben Davies, Captain against Kazakhstan, who has been drawn next to a group that also contains Liechtenstein, North Macedonia and Belgium.

Then they show how both teams align in Cardiff.

Welsh team

Wales is the second seed of group J behind Belgium upper, but Bellamy and Co. Their places of interest may be in the automatic rating after their strong display in the League of Nations.

However, they are a short distance from being to full force, with Ramsey, Harry Wilson, Ramsey, Ethan Ampadu and Wes burn everything absent.

Wales: Darlow; Roberts, Rodon, B.Davies (C), N.Williams; Sheehan, Thomas; D.James, Brooks, Johnson; They pick

Sub: Ward, Davies, Mepham, Caango, Allen, Lawrence, Matondo, Moore, Dasilva, J.James, Harris, Broadhead

Wales XI 🏴

Our team to face -Se in Kazakhstan in the capital 🙌

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– Wales 🏴 (@cymru) March 22, 2025

Kazakhstan team

Visitors will start the game as children and anything other than a Wales victory will be considered a shock result.

Geographically, the country is in Central Asia and the national team was originally part of the Football Federation of the Central Confederation of Asian Confederation after gaining the independence of the Soviet Union in 1991.

They then joined the UEFA in the early 2000’s, but the team still has to qualify for a World Cup final or European Championship.

Kazakhstan: Zarutskiy, Tapalov, Bystrov, Marochkin, Alip, Vorogovsky; Cheshnokov, Tagybergen, Muzhikov, Samorodov; Zhaksykov

Sub: Pokatilov, Seisen, Astanov, Zhumakhanov, Zhaksybayev, Kenzhebek, Zhagorov, Zhukov, Aimbetov, Satpayev, Orazov, Mukhamed