Thu, 27 May, 2004 - 21:48
Norway 0 Wales 0
Mark Hughes saw the birth of a brave Wales future when his team of young dragons produced a first class display to grab a deserved draw here in the Ullevaal Stadium.
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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Ullevaal StadiumPlace: Ninian ParkPerson: Mark HughesPerson: HughesPerson: James CollinsPerson: Mark DelaneyPerson: Paul ParryPerson: Carl FletcherPerson: CollinsPerson: Danny GabbidonPerson: Alf SherwoodPerson: Alan HarringtonPerson: Derek SullivanPerson: Trevor FordPerson: Henning BergPerson: Morten Gamst PedersenPerson: Hughes’Person: GabbidonPerson: Ole Gunnar SolskjaerPerson: Robert EarnshawPerson: Ronny JohnsenPerson: PedersenPerson: SolskjaerPerson: CoynePerson: John OsterPerson: EarnshawPerson: JohnsenPerson: Thomas MyhrePerson: Craig BellamyPerson: BergPerson: Claus LundekvanPerson: John Arne RiisePerson: MyhrePerson: OsterPerson: BellamyPerson: RiisePerson: ParryPerson: Gareth RobertsPerson: Neil RobertsPerson: Rob EdwardsPerson: Carl RobinsonPerson: FloPerson: Rune LangePerson: Martin AndresenEvent: Euro 2004Event: PremiershipOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: NorwayOrganisation: Aston VillaOrganisation: CardiffOrganisation: BournemouthOrganisation: ScotlandOrganisation: Manchester UnitedOrganisation: BlackburnOrganisation: TromsoOrganisation: SouthamptonOrganisation: Liverpool
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