Wales beat Liechtenstein 3-0 in Friday's World Cup qualifier in Cardiff to climb to the top of Group J.

Joe Rodon’s first international goal helped Wales overcome minnows Liechtenstein but manager Craig Bellamy suffered an injury blow before Monday’s crunch World Cup qualifier against Belgium ...

Wales will look to avoid embarrassment as they continue their World Cup qualifying campaign against Liechtenstein. Craig Bellamy’s side sit second in Group J after an unbeaten two games ...

The result means Wales sit in first place in Group J ahead of a crunch trip to Belgium on Monday, whereas Liechtenstein are bottom, and have now conceded eight goals across their three fixtures.

Wales are now nine games undefeated under Craig Bellamy after defeating Liechtenstein 3-0 in World Cup qualifiers. However, it will be difficult for his side to make it 10 out of 10 as they face ...

Wales are currently second, behind North Macedonia on goal difference, with Kazakhstan in third courtesy of a 2-0 win over Liechtenstein, who are yet to get off the mark having also lost 3-0 at ...

Wales will look to avoid embarrassment as they continue their World Cup qualifying campaign against Liechtenstein. Craig Bellamy ’s side sit second in Group J after an unbeaten two games ...