Remove items in directory if filename matches words from CSV - powershell

Question

I've been struggling with this all day now. I'm trying to delete any files in a given directory if the filenames match a word in a CSV list.
I have imported the CSV list as text then try to match words with the filenames in the target directory, however I'm not sure which operator to use or how to go about this. Obviously 'Match' is not a cmdlet.
#store csv file as variable
$CSVList = Get-content -Delimiter (',') -path "C:\Users\Leeds TX 11\Desktop\Test folder\Watchfolder\DAZN Production Numbers - purgelist.csv"
write-host $CSVList
#delete if word matches .csv entry
$targetdirectory = "C:\Users\Leeds TX 11\Desktop\Test folder\AVMedia"
$Files = Get-childItem $targetdirectory | Match ("\w") $CSVList | remove-item -whatif
write-host $Files

Answer 1

Just add a Where-Object to the pipe where you check whether the Name property is -In the $CSVList:
# ...
$Files = Get-ChildItem $targetdirectory | Where-Object Name -In $CSVList | Remove-Item -whatif
Note: I consider the filenames within your CSV contains a file extension. If not, you want to change Where-Object Name to Where-Object BaseName.
Edit. Since you are using PowerShell Version 2, you have to use -contains and swap the variables:
$Files = Get-ChildItem $targetdirectory | Where-Object {$CSVList -contains $_.BaseName} | Remove-Item -whatif

Answer 2

try Something like this
#store csv file as variable and take first column
$CSVList = (import-csv "c:\temp\missing.csv" -Header col1).col1
#delete if word matches .csv entry
$targetdirectory = "C:\temp2"
$Files = Get-childItem $targetdirectory -Recurse | Where-Object {$CSVList -contains $_.BaseName } | remove-item -whatif
write-host $Files