Wales take Japan apart

Wales 98 Japan 0

Wales take Japan apart
Fri, 26 Nov, 2004 - 20:56

Wales 98 Japan 0

Wales recorded the biggest win in their illustrious international history tonight as they ran hapless Japan ragged.

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