Wales grab draw in Norway

Norway 0 Wales 0

Wales grab draw in Norway
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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