Wales boss Rob Page insists his players are 'passionate' about wearing the One Love armband
Daily MailWales manager Rob Page has addressed the 'difficulty' of playing in a World Cup in the controversial nation of Qatar as the hosts got the tournament underway on Sunday evening. Page leads Wales to their first World Cup since 1958 and said the team will support movements such as the OneLove armband in a bid to 'continue to champion issues'. Wales boss Rob Page says managers have been put in a 'difficult' situation at the Qatar World Cup Wales will get their World Cup campaign underway against USA on Monday afternoon The Qatar World Cup got underway with a glamorous opening ceremony on Sunday evening 'We're going to wear the One Love armband. Wales star Gareth Bale joined Page for the team's pre-match press conference in Doha Wales are competing at just their second-ever World Cup and first since 1958 However they will be without midfield stalwart Joe Allen after Page revealed the 32-year-old will miss their opening match.
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