U-21 v Romania

Brian Flynn leads a brilliant team, including Manchester City’s Chedwyn Evans and the seventeen year-old phenom Aaron Ramsey now of Arsenal, which sits atop Group 10 with a four point advantage and two matches left against Romania. Excluding the stumble against Les Bleus which resulted in a 1-0 defeat, the Welsh squad has displayed a powerful offensive attack. Of special note with the team roster below, pay careful attention to the domestic leadership of Cardiff City, Swansea City and Wrexham developing younger players. With Cardiff and Swansea both in the Championship League it bodes well for continued growth.

Wayne Hennessey – Goalkeeper (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Rhys Taylor – Goalkeeper (Chelsea)
Owain Fôn Williams – Goalkeeper (Stockport County)
Grant Basey – Defender (Charlton Athletic)
Darcy Blake – Defender (Cardiff City)
Neil Eardley – Defender (Oldham Athletic)
Chris Gunter – Defender (Tottenham Hotspur)
Joe Jacobson – Defender (Bristol Rovers)
Lewin Nyatanga – Defender (Derby County)
Christian Ribeiro – Defender (Bristol City)
Neil Taylor – Defender (Wrexham)
Rhoys Wiggins – Defender (Crystal Palace)
Mike Williams – Defender (Wrexham)
Rhys Williams – Defender (Middlesbrough)
Nicky Adams – Midfielder (Bury)
Joe Allen – Midfielder (Swansea City)
Mark Bradley – Midfielder (Walsall)
Jonathan Brown – Midfielder (Cardiff City)
Matthew Collins – Midfielder (Swansea City)
Jack Collison – Midfielder (West Ham United)
David Edwards – Midfielder (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Lloyd James – Midfielder (Southampton)
Andy King – Midfielder (Leicester City)
Shaun MacDonald – Midfielder (Swansea City)
Aaron Ramsey – Midfielder (Arsenal)
Simon Church – Striker (Reading)
David Cotterill – Striker (Wigan Athletic)
Craig Davies – Striker (Oldham Athletic)
Chedwyn Evans – Striker (Manchester City)
Sam Vokes – Striker (Wolverhampton Wanderers)
Marc Williams – Striker (Wrexham)