HERE WE JOE

WALES extended their unbeaten run under Craig Bellamy to nine matches at the Cardiff City Stadium.

- BY CARL FIELD

The Dragons created chance after chance - most stopped by Liechtenstein keeper Benjamin Buchel before Joe Rodon headed his first Wales goal, on his 50th international start, to break the deadlock five minutes before the break.

They were never in any danger against a side ranked 205th out of 210 in the world and second-half goals from Harry Wilson and Kieffer Moore completed a thoroughly professional job tod send Wales top of qualifying Group J ahead of Monday night's pivotal clash in Belgium.

The first half was dominated by Wales, with winger Sorba Thomas everywhere.