The Dragons suffered the first setback since their memorable march to the semi-finals in France as they dropped two points against Georgia.
The 1-1 draw with Group D's bottom seeds was a blow to their hopes of reaching a first World Cup finals since 1958 and makes next month's home clash with Serbia a critical moment in the campaign.
But Chris Coleman's side have already shown the ability to bounce back from disappointment.
At the Euros they were left crushed by Daniel Sturridge's last-minute winner in Lens, but responded brilliantly to beat Russia and top their group ahead of England.
The Wales football team return to Cardiff
Fri, July 8, 2016The welsh football team returns to Cardiff after reaching the semi-finals of the Euros
Wales players and manager Chris Coleman wave to fans on a open top bus during the homecoming celebrations in Cardiff City centre.
And Tottenham defender Davies wants to see that sort of reaction again.
"This is the same position we were in after that England game in the summer," said Davies, who along with his team-mates visited Aberfan Memorial Gardens on Monday to mark the 50th anniversary of the disaster.
"It's still early days in the group and it's a game we really need to get ourselves together for. We have to look back at what went wrong and rectify it."