Wales v Kazakhstan: FAW escape fine over anthem blunder
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Welsh FA blunder: Confusion as Kazakhstan's anthem fails to play
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) has escaped a fine for failing to play Kazakhstan's national anthem before a women's Euro 2017 qualifier.
Uefa, European football's governing body, reprimanded the FAW for only playing the Welsh anthem before Wales women beat Kazakhstan 4-0 in November.
Wales were also given a warning for allowing fans to stand around the Haverfordwest pitch.
Women's Euro 2017 qualifier: Wales 4-0 Kazakhstan highlights
The FAW has declined to make any comment.
Wales' victory at the Bridge Meadow Stadium was their only win of the qualifying campaign so far.
On 1 December, they drew 2-2 in Israel to remain third in Group Eight, five points behind leaders Austria.
Jayne Ludlow's side, who next face Kazakhstan away on 12 April, remain two points above fourth-placed Israel, who have a game in hand.
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