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We and our partners utilize technologies, such as cookies, and gather information to personalise the information and advertising and to give you the very best online experience. Please let us know if you agree. From Dafydd Pritchard BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium Manager Ryan Giggs criticised Wales' performance as they beat Azerbaijan, but had been relieved to assert an"significant" 2-1 triumph. Gareth Bale header rescued Wales from a humiliating draw against competitors ranked 109th in the entire whole world. That kept alive their hopes of qualifying for Euro 2020, at Cardiff City Stadium on Friday despite having a poor screen. "There are advantages, but also things I was dissatisfied with," said Giggs. "It was important. We said before it turned out to be a must-win match and we won it." Wales chose a first-half direct when a deflected Bale shooter hit Pavlo Pashayev and wrapped into an own goal. Mahir Emreli equalised for Azerbaijan before Wales captain Bale led in with just more than five minutes to play, in the 58th minute. "I was not happy with the first half," Giggs said. "We did not play well, did not adhere to the game program. Too many mistakes, a lot of gamers off shape. "I was not happy at half-time since I understood 1-0 wouldn't be good enough. We had to score that goal. "I'm delighted with the 3 points, thrilled with the character we have shown because it's hard in any way. We always work hard" Back-to-back defeats in June against Croatia and Hungary - the first time Wales had dropped qualifiers for decades - had left precious little room for mistake to Giggs' side for the rest of this campaign. Friday's victory increased up to next to Wales in Group E - par on six points with fourth-placed Slovakia. The beating of croatia win against Slovakia saw the World Cup finalists combine leaders Hungary on nine points. Wales remain in contention to qualify, but the operation against Azerbaijan's nature was a reason for concern. "First half I wasn't happy because I believed there were goals there if we stuck to the game plan, when we moved the ball immediately and were individual, left Azerbaijan run. We did not," Giggs additional. "We're overly fussy to get to the goal, in too much of a rush to perform those forward moves. "Azerbaijan are great at what they do, so it's the same result they'd in Croatia. They could have scored three or two in Croatia enjoying with the identical manner. "It's not easy. I have been like this in games. Youto perform that risk ball're never sure whether to stick or twist or maybe not but you need to have that confidence. There were not enough players in good shape from the first half. "Joe Rodon great for his initial cap - wow, what a performance. Tom Lawrence worked really hard and when he arrived on Jonny Williams made a difference. "There were a lot of advantages but I ask of gamers is they play to their skill and there were not enough that did that tonight." Read more: 5dimes uk