Perhaps the only bright spark at Manchester United at the moment, Daniel James continued his good form on international duty with Wales last night.
Wales stayed in the hunt for Euro 2020 qualification with a battling 1-1 draw against Slovakia in Trnava.
Slovakia were reduced to 10 men two minutes from time when Norbert Gyomber received his second yellow card, but Wales could not find the winner in what was a pulsating contest.
It was a must-not lose game for Wales with Ryan Giggs’ side three points adrift of Slovakia, albeit with a game in hand, and matches in Group E fast running out.
Kieffer Moore’s first goal for his country gave Wales hope of ending a 12-month wait for an away win.
But Juraj Kucka equalised eight minutes after half-time with a splendid volley from the edge of the area.
The Welsh goal came after some wonderful work from Daniel James to beat Peter Pekarik down the left wing, and the Man United new boy followed it by delivering a delicious cross in the box, which was duly converted by Moore.
Check out the goal below –
Textbook wing-play from @Daniel_James_97 📘#MUFC pic.twitter.com/fqEnLZqAVR
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