Battling Wales bow out with pride

Wales 1 Russia 3

Battling Wales bow out with pride
Wed, 09 Sep, 2009 - 22:42

Wales 1 Russia 3

Wales gave everything they had but Russia’s greater experience took Guus Hiddink’s men closer to the World Cup finals.

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