Germany v Wales - Under 21

Germany v Wales - Under 21 - Friday 7th Oct 2005	Stadion an der Hamburger StraBe, Braunshweig kick off 8.30pm (local). 7.30pm UK
	UEFA U-21 Group 6 Table

Germany (1) 4	Wales (0) 0
Rafael 3, 51 Fathi 54, Masmanidis 79	-

Brian Flynn’s side went down to a 4-0 defeat against a strong German Under 21 side this evening. Two goals from Nando Rafael early in both halves earned the Group 6 leaders all three points at the Stadion an der Hamburger StraBe, Braunshweig.

Wales picked-up no injuries or bookings ahead of their match with Azerbaijan at Newport Stadium on Tuesday.

Wales line-up:
Lee Worgan, Simon Spender, Lewin Nyatanga, Byron Anthony, Adam Davies, Peter Gilbert, Arron Davies, Mark Jones, Anthony Pulis, Joe Ledley, Ramon Calliste.
Subs: Chris Gunter, Rhoys Wiggins, Adam Birchall , Owain Tudur Jones, Curtis McDonald, Mark Pritchard, Kyle Letheren.

Germany line-up:
Adler, Hilbert, Fathi, Brzenska, Matip, Lehmann, Odonkor, Schulz, Rafael, Trochowski, Hunt.
Subs: Neuer, Baier, Gomez, Masmanidis, Polanski, Riether, Volz.

EARLIER:
Called up into the Under 21 squad for the games against Germany and Azerbaijan are Chris Gunter (Cardiff City) and Rhoys Wiggins (Crystal Palace). Craig Davies is out of the squad for "personal reasons". Defender Dan Martin has decided to pulled out to push for a first-team place at his club Notts County.

Brian Flynn names squad for Germany match. Also selected are Craig Morgan (MK Dons) and Lee Beevers (Lincoln City), both are suspended for the Germany game. Wayne Hennessey (Wolves) has withdrawn from the squad through injury and is replaced by Kyle Letheren (Swansea City).

Squad Players update - Squad update: Northern Ireland and Azerbaijan.

also

PLAYER	CLUB
Lee Worgan	Unattached
Wayne Hennessey	Wolverhampton Wanderers
Simon Spender	Wrexham
Peter Gilbert	Leicester City
Byron Anthony	Cardiff City
Adam Davies	Cambridge United
Lewin Nyatanga	Derby County
Dan Martin	Notts County
Andrew Crofts	Gillingham
Joseph Ledley	Cardiff City
Arron Davies	Yeovil Town
Owain Tudur Jones	Swansea City
Mark Jones	Wrexham
Curtis Mcdonald	Cardiff City
Anthony Pulis	Stoke City
Adam Birchall	Mansfield Town
David Cotterill	Bristol City
Craig Davies	Oxford United
Mark Pritchard	Swansea City
Ramon Calliste	Liverpool

Stand by players
Owain Fon Williams	Crewe Alexandra
Levi Mackin	Wrexham
Stuart Fleetwood	Cardiff City
Gareth Bale	Southampton
Matthew Collins	Fulham
Chris Flynn	Crewe Alexandra