Match Report - Wales 0 - 2 England
15 May 2008
Players
| Wales | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Wayne Hennesey (GK) |
| 2 | Neal Eardley |
| 3 | Joe Jacobson (c) |
| 4 | Jack Collison |
| 5 | Chris Gunter |
| 6 | Lewin Nyatanga |
| 7 | David Cotterill |
| 8 | David Edwards |
| 9 | Sam Vokes |
| 10 | Ched Evans |
| 11 | Shaun MacDonald |
| 21 | Owain Fon Williams (GK) |
| 12 | Grant Basey |
| 14 | Mike Williams |
| 15 | Christian Ribeiro |
| 16 | Nicky Adams |
| 17 | Mark Bradley |
| 18 | Simon Church |
| 19 | Marc Williams |
| 20 | Craig Davies |
| England | |
|---|---|
| 1 | Joe Hart (GK) |
| 2 | Martin Cranie |
| 3 | Andrew Taylor |
| 4 | Lee Cattermole |
| 5 | Michael Mancienne |
| 6 | David Wheater (c) |
| 7 | Theo Walcott |
| 8 | Tom Huddlestone |
| 9 | Gabriel Agbonlahor |
| 10 | Grant Leadbitter |
| 11 | Adam Johnson |
| 12 | Ryan Shawcross |
| 13 | Joe Lewis (GK) |
| 14 | Scott Dann |
| 15 | Fabrice Muamba |
| 16 | Jamie O'Hara |
| 17 | Dexter Blackstock |
Substitutions
| On | Off | Minute |
|---|---|---|
| Christian Ribeiro | Neal Eardley | 62 |
| Simon Church | Sam Vokes | 66 |
| Nicky Adams | David Cotterill | 77 |
| Craig Davies | Ched Evans | 77 |
| On | Off | Minute |
|---|---|---|
| Joe Lewis (GK) | Joe Hart (GK) | 46 |
| Scott Dann | David Wheater | 46 |
| Dexter Blackstock | Gabriel Agbonlahor | 57 |
| Jamie O'Hara | Andrew Taylor | 57 |
| Fabrice Muamba | Grant Leadbitter | 73 |
| Ryan Shawcross | Adam Johnson | 86 |
Goals
| Wales | Minute |
|---|
| England | Minute |
|---|---|
| Tom Huddlestone (PEN) | 19 |
| Theo Walcott | 25 |
Cards
No cards received
Officials
Referee: Alan Black (Northern Ireland)
Assistant referee 1: Paul Munn (Northern Ireland)
Assistant referee 2: Dan Steele (Northern Ireland)
4th official: Lee Evans (Wales)
Other information
Attendance: 6831
Report: First-half goals from Tom Huddlestone and Theo Walcott saw England to victory over Wales at the Racecourse, Wrexham.
With senior managers John Toshack and Fabio Capello watching, Joe Hart denied Ched Evans and Sam Vokes early on.
Adam Johnson was brought down by Neal Eardley when he broke in from the left, Huddlestone converting the penalty.
Huddlestone then exchanged passes with Walcott from a short corner, Walcott cut inside from the left, and his shot was deflected in off Lewin Nyatanga.
The friendly game celebrated Wales U21's 100th match since their first game - against England in 1976.
Coach Brian Flynn's team had been unbeaten in four games and started the match with six players capped at senior level.
England - who started with five members of their senior squad - remain undefeated in 10 games at U21 level this season.
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