Wales vs Bosnia and Herzegovina, International Friendly

· International Friendly

Wales

8': Robert Earnshaw
74': John Hartson

FT
2 - 2

Bosnia and Herzegovina

5': Elvir Baljic
64': Sergej Barbarez

About

Wales are hosting Bosnia and Herzegovina at Principality Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, starting on . The match is a part of the International Friendly.

Game Information

Competition: International Friendly

Venue: Principality Stadium
Location: Cardiff, Wales
Attendance: 25,000

Line-Ups

Wales

No.	Name
1	Darren Ward (GK)
2	Rhys Weston
4	Andrew Melville
6	Robert Page
3	Mark Pembridge
10	Gary Speed
11	Simon Davies
8	Robbie Savage
10	Robert Earnshaw
8	Craig Bellamy
9	John Hartson

Wales Substitutes:

Mark Crossley, Kit Symons, Matthew Jones, Jason Koumas, Darren Barnard, John Oster, Gareth Taylor.

Bosnia and Herzegovina

No.	Name
	Dzemal Berberovic
	Vladan Grujic
	Kenan Hasagic (GK)
	Mo Konjic
	Bulend Biscevic
	Mirsad Hibic
19	Vedin Music
	Mirsad Beslija
	Sergej Barbarez
	Elvir Baljic
	Elvir Bolic

Bosnia and Herzegovina Substitutes:

Branislav Krunic, Sinisa Mulina, Admir Velagic, Mirko Hrgovic, Nenad Miskovic, Almir Tolja, Nedim Halilovic.

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