Not just that Macedonian failed to stay undefeated and finish second in the World Cup qualifying group, but got humiliated by Wales on Tuesday night by conceding 7 goals to suffer the second biggest defeat in its history, and both under coach Blagoja Milevski. What a way to mark a big jubilee: 300 matches by
Welsh national team coach Craig Bellamy has announced a 26-player squad for the last two matches of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, where Wales will face Liechtenstein away and Macedonia at home. photo by FAW: Wales at Kazakhstan in October Captain Aaron Ramsey again won’t play against Macedonia as he is once again
In the second round of the 2026 World Cup qualifiers Macedonia missed a win over Wales conceding a last minute equalizer. photo by FFM: Alimi & Alioski foul Broadhead Milevski opted for Dimitrievski, Alioski, Musliu, Serafimov, Zajkov, Ilievski, Bardhi, Alimi, Kostadinov, Elmas and Miovski. Since the match in Vaduz, he benched Churlinov and Trajkovski, substituting
Welsh national team coach Craig Bellamy has announced a 26-player squad for the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign, where Wales will face Kazakhstan at home and Macedonia in Skopje. photo by FAW: the Welsh team in November 2024 As FAW reports, midfielder Kai Andrews receives his first senior team call-up, but
11th October 2013, 20.45 CET WALES 1:0 MACEDONIA HT 0:0 Goals: 67′ Simon Church Stadium: Dinas Caerdydd in Cardiff Attendance: 15.000 WAL MKD 1. Wayne Robert Hennessey (GK) 90’+2 1. Tome Pachovski (GK) 2. Neil John Taylor 74′ 3. Ezgjan Alioski 3. Declan Christopher John 58′ 4. Nikolche Noveski 4. David Owen Vaughan 6. Vanche
One goal apiece by Ivan Trichkovski and Aleksandar Trajkovski was enough to propel Macedonia to a hard fought 2:1 victory over Wales.
UEFA Qualifications Tournament Group A Team MP W D L GD P Belgium 10 8 2 0 18:4 26 qualified Croatia 10 5 2 3 12:9 17 play-off (won) Serbia 10 4 2 4 18:11 14 Scotland 10 3 2 5 8:12 11 Wales 10 3 1 6 9:20 10