Wales claim win in Finland

Wales claimed a stunning smash and grab raid in Helsinki, beating Finland 2-0 in their opening Euro 2004 qualifier.

Wales claim win in Finland
Sat, 07 Sep, 2002 - 20:25

Wales claimed a stunning smash and grab raid in Helsinki, beating Finland 2-0 in their opening Euro 2004 qualifier.

John Hartson grabbed his fifth in seven competitive matches while Simon Davies struck the killer goal late on.

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CourtsSoccerEuro 2004 QualifierPlace: FinlandPlace: HelsinkiPerson: John HartsonPerson: Simon DaviesPerson: HughesPerson: Andy JohnsonPerson: Mark PembridgePerson: Robbie SavagePerson: DaviesPerson: Ryan GiggsPerson: Gary SpeedPerson: Shefki KuqiPerson: Jonaton JohanssonPerson: Ville NylundPerson: Petri PasanenPerson: GiggsPerson: HartsonPerson: Hannu TihinenPerson: PembridgePerson: Jari LitmanenPerson: LitmanenPerson: NylundPerson: Danny GabiddonPerson: Paul JonesPerson: TihinenPerson: SavagePerson: Jones'Person: SpeedPerson: NurmelaPerson: Aki RiihilahtiPerson: Janne SaarinenPerson: Sami HyypiaPerson: KuqiPerson: JohnsonPerson: HyypiaPerson: DelaneyPerson: Giggs'Person: JonesPerson: Craig BellamyPerson: BellamyPerson: Antti NiemiEvent: Euro 2004Organisation: WalesOrganisation: FinlandOrganisation: WBA
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