Wales gain crucial points in World Cup qualifier

Wales 2 Liechtenstein 0

Wales gain crucial points in World Cup qualifier
Sat, 11 Oct, 2008 - 20:44

Wales 2 Liechtenstein 0

Wales toiled to three crucial World Cup qualifying points against Group Four minnows Liechtenstein, as Craig Bellamy missed a penalty following almost a year out of the side due to injury.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Millennium StadiumPlace: MonchengladbachPerson: Craig BellamyPerson: Peter JehlePerson: BellamyPerson: David Edwards’Person: Ched EvansPerson: John ToshackPerson: Ashley WilliamsPerson: Craig MorganPerson: Sam RickettsPerson: Sam VokesPerson: James CollinsPerson: Wayne HennesseyPerson: VokesPerson: Jason KoumasPerson: Simon DaviesPerson: JehlePerson: Koumas’Person: Michele PolverinoPerson: Martin BuchelPerson: KoumasPerson: Chris GunterPerson: DaviesPerson: David EdwardsPerson: BuchelPerson: Gareth BalePerson: EvansPerson: Fabio D’ EliaPerson: Martin StocklasaPerson: Carl RobinsonPerson: Carl FletcherPerson: GunterPerson: BalePerson: Marco RitzbergerPerson: Mathias ChristenPerson: PolverinoPerson: Thomas VejlgaardPerson: Ronny BuchelPerson: FrickPerson: CollinsEvent: World CupOrganisation: WalesOrganisation: LiechtensteinOrganisation: West HamOrganisation: Wales’Organisation: GermanyOrganisation: WolvesOrganisation: WiganOrganisation: Welsh
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