Harry Wilson had an unforgettable night, scoring two exceptional goals for Wales in their UEFA Euro 2024 qualifying match against Croatia at Cardiff City Stadium. Although Croatia managed a late response with a goal from Mario Pasalic, it wasn't enough to deny the hosts a remarkable victory in front of their home crowd.

Harry Wilson marked his Golden cap with a match-winning double as Wales beat Croatia 2-1 in Cardiff to keep their bid to reach Euro 2024 alive.

The Dragons have endured a difficult Group D qualifying campaign so far but relieved some of the pressure on boss Rob Page with one of their best displays in recent years.

The home side’s direct approach caught the visitors out time and time again with Dominik Livakovic making two superb saves to keep out Wilson and Neco Williams in a lively first half.

Wales deserved to be ahead at the interval but didn’t have to wait too long after the restart as Wilson raced on to David Brooks’ pass to clip home the opener.

The Fulham winger was enjoying his milestone 50th cap and netted a second on the hour with a brilliant, flicked header.

Croatia substitute Mario Pasalic set up a nervy finale, 15 minutes from time with a far-post header, but the Dragons held on to secure another famous night at the Cardiff City Stadium.

The result moves Wales up to second place in Group D on 10 points, ahead of Croatia due to a better head-to-head record. Leaders Turkey are six points clear having played a game more.
Wales have two Group D qualifiers remaining with a crucial double-header away to Armenia and at home to Turkey coming up in November.

Talking Point

Relief for Page as criticism galvanises the squad for crucial run-in.

This was billed as must-win; not only for Wales’ Euro 2024 qualification hopes but also Page’s future as manager.

Criticism from within the Welsh FA was seen as both surprising and unwelcome in the lead up to this contest, but it seemed to only serve to create something of a siege mentality amongst players, coaches and staff.

As a result, this was right up there with some of the Gareth Bale-inspired results of recent times and suddenly there’s a belief within the camp that they can once again end a qualifying campaign with a strong run to make next summer’s finals in Germany.

There are still two huge matches ahead, but if they can avenge a shock home loss to Armenia (a) next, it would set up another huge occasion in front of the Welsh ‘Red Wall’ against what would be an already qualified Turkey.

As for Croatia, an ageing side looked just that here with a late rally not enough to stop them needing favours during the last few Group D matches.

Player of the match
Harry Wilson (Wales).

The 26-year-old delivered a standout performance throughout the evening, providing rapid and perilous support to Kieffer Moore, alongside David Brooks and later, substitute Dan James. He showcased clinical excellence in scoring his two goals and will undoubtedly remember this milestone night.

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