England beat ineffective Wales

England 2 Wales 0

England beat ineffective Wales
Sat, 09 Oct, 2004 - 19:11

England 2 Wales 0

There is nothing like the emergence of Wayne Rooney to stir David Beckham into seizing back the headlines, especially at Old Trafford.

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