Montenegro 1 Wales 2: Watch Harry Wilson’s wondergoal as Dragons net twice in first THREE MINS to earn Bellamy first win

CRAIG BELLAMY promised goals would come after his first game in charge ended in stalemate – but he probably didn’t expect them to arrive this quickly. His Wales team struck twice in the first 147 seconds in soaking-wet Niksic – and it was enough to give him his first win as a coach. ReutersWales beat Montenegro in the Nations League[/caption] GettyIt was Craig Bellamy’s first game in charge of Wales[/caption] ReutersKieffer Moore opened the scoring for Wales in 36 seconds[/caption] GettyHarry Wilson doubled the lead with a brilliant strike[/caption] Scoring screamers in the rain @harrywilson_ #NationsLeague | #TogetherStronger pic.twitter.com/Qurbvfm1x4— Wales (@Cymru) September 9, 2024 We can’t remember a Cymru gôl this quickly from kick off!Kieffer Mawr @sgorio #NationsLeague | #TogetherStronger pic.twitter.com/FyaDA6MEQO— Wales (@Cymru) September 9, 2024 Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson were on target as the Dragons continued their encouraging start to life under the new boss. A frenetic start saw Moore take advantage of a lucky bounce off a defender after just 36 seconds to slot his 13th goal for his country in off the post. It was the fastest Wales goal in 20 years – although a certain ex-striker called Bellamy holds the record from a game against Azerbaijan back in 2003. Yet their amazing start got better still as Neco Williams smuggled the ball back to Wilson. He took a touch before thumping a rising 25-yard shot that was still rising as it flew past the home keeper. The travelling Red Wall could not believe what they were seeing – it was 1961 last time their team scored twice in the opening three minutes. Wales looked to be cruising but the torrential rain meant mistakes were coming regularly and the home side had chances to hit back. Nikola Krstovic fluffed a golden chance while Ben Davies stretched to clear a shot from Driton Camaj off the line. CASINO SPECIAL – BEST CASINO WELCOME OFFERS Meanwhile, former Manchester City forward Stevan Jovetic almost caught out debutant keeper Karl Darlow with an outrageous effort from the half-way line which hit the top of the bar. Jovetic is 34 now but still posed the biggest threat to the visitors – making light of the conditions to cross for Stefan Mugosa who headed wide. Match Stats At the other end, Moore fluffed a golden chance to make the game safe when he somehow blazed a cross from Davies over the bar from just a couple of yards out. And it gave Montenegro renewed hope, with Jovovic seeing a long-range effort to beat Darlow but come back off the post. Krstovic raced clear and crossed for Camaj to tap home and set up a tense finale – but the visitors held firm to take the points. ReutersFormer Man City ace Stevan Jovetic almost scored from the half-way line[/caption] GettyWales are joint-top of their Nations League group after the win[/caption]

Montenegro 1 Wales 2: Watch Harry Wilson’s wondergoal as Dragons net twice in first THREE MINS to earn Bellamy first win

CRAIG BELLAMY promised goals would come after his first game in charge ended in stalemate – but he probably didn’t expect them to arrive this quickly.

His Wales team struck twice in the first 147 seconds in soaking-wet Niksic – and it was enough to give him his first win as a coach.

a soccer player with the number 15 on his jersey is being lifted by his teammates
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Wales beat Montenegro in the Nations League[/caption]
a man in a black jacket is shouting in the rain
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It was Craig Bellamy’s first game in charge of Wales[/caption]
a soccer player with the number 15 on his jersey is being lifted by his teammates
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Kieffer Moore opened the scoring for Wales in 36 seconds[/caption]
a soccer player with the number 8 on his jersey kicks the ball
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Harry Wilson doubled the lead with a brilliant strike[/caption]

Kieffer Moore and Harry Wilson were on target as the Dragons continued their encouraging start to life under the new boss.

A frenetic start saw Moore take advantage of a lucky bounce off a defender after just 36 seconds to slot his 13th goal for his country in off the post.

It was the fastest Wales goal in 20 years – although a certain ex-striker called Bellamy holds the record from a game against Azerbaijan back in 2003.

Yet their amazing start got better still as Neco Williams smuggled the ball back to Wilson.

He took a touch before thumping a rising 25-yard shot that was still rising as it flew past the home keeper.

The travelling Red Wall could not believe what they were seeing – it was 1961 last time their team scored twice in the opening three minutes.

Wales looked to be cruising but the torrential rain meant mistakes were coming regularly and the home side had chances to hit back.

Nikola Krstovic fluffed a golden chance while Ben Davies stretched to clear a shot from Driton Camaj off the line.

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Meanwhile, former Manchester City forward Stevan Jovetic almost caught out debutant keeper Karl Darlow with an outrageous effort from the half-way line which hit the top of the bar.

Jovetic is 34 now but still posed the biggest threat to the visitors – making light of the conditions to cross for Stefan Mugosa who headed wide.

Match Stats

At the other end, Moore fluffed a golden chance to make the game safe when he somehow blazed a cross from Davies over the bar from just a couple of yards out.

And it gave Montenegro renewed hope, with Jovovic seeing a long-range effort to beat Darlow but come back off the post.

Krstovic raced clear and crossed for Camaj to tap home and set up a tense finale – but the visitors held firm to take the points.

a soccer player with the number 6 on his jersey
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Former Man City ace Stevan Jovetic almost scored from the half-way line[/caption]
two soccer players are hugging each other in the rain
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Wales are joint-top of their Nations League group after the win[/caption]