Qatar set for thrilling start with hosts to put on a show - then it’s England and Wales’ turn as World Cup gets underway
In the final game of the first Monday, Wales will kick off their first World Cup game since 1958.
Robert Page’s side will be looking to make the most of their return to football’s biggest stage and repeat their heroics of Euro 2016. Manager Gregg Berhalter will take a young squad to the Middle East but there is plenty of experience in there with many names featuring in the Premier League this season.
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