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Player News
Oct 4, 2003
Simon Davies is definately out of the match against Serbia. Caretaker manager David Pleat has said he is more than willing for Simon to travel down to Cardiff on Sunday to be assessed by Wales' medical team.
Robert Page will know next week whether he requires surgery on his foot injury.
Nathan Blake has recovered from his chest infection and is included in Wolves team today.
Robbie Savage however does not play for Birmingham today because of an achilles strain.
Rotherham want to extend Carl Robinson's loan period by a further two months.
Davies And Page Unlikely For Serbia Match
Oct 2, 2003
Simon Davies looks unlikely to be fit for the match against Serbia & Montenegro.As reported previously he was struggling with a thigh injury which has kept him out of the Tottenham Hotspurs team for several weeks. Simon picked up the injury in the match against Finland and is still not close to full fitness. This will be a bitter blow for Mark Hughes but hopefully he will be ready for the play-offs.
Robert Page has been struggling with a heel injury and now looks likely to need surgery.This may not be so much of a problem for Mark Hughes who has already made it known that he may protect the 5 players (Page being one) who are already on yellow cards for the play-off matches.
Serbia & Montenegro Team Information
Sep 30, 2003
The Serbia-Montenegro football squads will arrive at Cardiff Airport on 9th
October (Thursday) around 11.30am.
Kick Off Time For Wales v Serbia Confirmed
Sep 25, 2003
Wales v Serbia & Montenegro
The Football Association of Wales has agreed the following kick-off times
for its matches against Serbia & Montenegro with the Italian FA. This was
in agreement with UEFA according to the regulation governing the last group
stage matches.
EURO 2004 Wales v Serbia & Montenegro, Saturday, 11 October 2003 - Kick-off
7.45 pm.
U21 Wales v Serbia & Montenegro, Friday, 10 October 2003 - Kick-off 7.30
pm.
Mark Hughes Announces The Squad For Serbia
Sep 25, 2003
Mark Hughes has announced a 29 man squad for the match against Serbia.
Danny Coyne
Mark Crossley
Paul Jones
Darren Ward
Darren Barnard *
Craig Bellamy
Nathan Blake
Simon Davies
Mark Delaney
Robert Earnshaw
Rob Edwards
Danny Gabbidon
Ryan Giggs
John Hartson
Andy Johnson *
Andy Melville *
John Oster
Robert Page *
Mark Pembridge *
Neil Roberts
Carl Robinson
Robbie Savage
Gary Speed
Kit Symons
Gareth Taylor
Paul Trollope
David Vaughan
Rhys Weston
Adrian Williams
* Yellow card
Serbia & Montenegro v Wales
Aug 20, 2003
Result 7.15pm kick off
Serbia & Montenegro 1 Wales 0
Team News
Aug 20, 2003
1 Jones
2 Delaney
3 Speed
4 Gabbidon
5 Page
6 Davies
7 Bellamy
8 Savage
9 Blake
10 Pembridge
11 Giggs
Substitutes
Mark Crossley
Adrian Williams
Rhys Weston
Andy Johnson
Jason Koumas
Robert Earnshaw
Neil Roberts
U-21 result
Aug 19, 2003
Serbia & Montenegro..3 Wales..0
(Matic 10, Lazovic 60, Milobanovic 76)
Tuesday's news
Aug 19, 2003
The match against Serbia & Montenegro is what kept Mark Delaney going through a "very lonely" summer. Mark has spent the summer break not on the sun drenched beaches but fighting hard to be fit for tomorrow's match and the game in Italy.
He didn't know that fellow defender Andy Melville will miss the match in Belgrade through injury until a couple of days ago. He believes Andy will be a big loss because of his experience.
"Andy is definately an unsung hero in the team." said Mark.
Nathan Blake believes he can do a job for Wales. He believes that the game in Belgrade is massive but that all the upcoming qualifiers are massive and that Serbia is a difficult place to play.
"Playing the role John has got is very difficult because you spend most of the match with your back to goal. It's a really hard role - but I've done it before and I know I can do it." Blake said.
U-21: Serbia & Montenegro v Wales
Aug 19, 2003
The U-21 side that will play against Serbia & Montenegro in Novi Sad this evening (Tuesday) will be:
1.Jason Brown (Gillingham) (Capt)
2.Darren Moss (Shrewsbury Town)
3.Michael Price (Scarborough)
4.Shaun Pejic (Wrexham)
5.Matthew Rees (Millwall)
6.Jamie Tolley (Shrewsbury Town)
7.David Pipe (Coventry City)
8.Lee Fowler (Coventry City)
9.James Collins (Cardiff City)
10.Gareth Williams (Crystal Palace)
11.Kevin Gall (Yeovil Town)
12.Craig Morgan (Wrexham)
14.Brian Stock (Bournemouth)
15.Liam Powell (Leicester City)
16.Matthew Somner (Brentford)
17.Matthew Williams (Manchester United)
18.Arron Davies (Southampton)
21.Paul Whitfield (Wrexham)
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