Wales finish campaign on a high

Liechtenstein 0 Wales 2

Wales finish campaign on a high
Wed, 14 Oct, 2009 - 22:19

Liechtenstein 0 Wales 2

The pressure was lifted from boss John Toshack as his Wales youngsters grabbed the victory they needed to end their disappointing World Cup qualifying campaign on a high.

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