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Substitute Ben Woodburn scores on his debut to earn Wales a win over Austria which boosts their hopes of reaching the World Cup.
Read more about sharing. Liverpool striker Ben Woodburn was eligible to play for England for his match-winning price from the bench against Austria Teenager Ben Woodburn scored with a brilliant long-range strike four minutes after coming on for his international debut to breathe new life into Wales' bid to qualify for the World Cup. Needing victory to maintain a realistic prospect of qualifying automatically, Wales were overrun by Austria in a goalless first half in which Marko Arnautovic and Marcel Sabitzer wasted metrogel opportunities for the visitors.
The hosts continued to toil - seemingly to no avail - after the break until the 74th minute, best year-old Woodburn unleashed a fierce yard shot to send a packed Cardiff City Stadium wild. With Serbia's victory over Moldova strengthening their position at the top of Group D, best price for metrogel 1, Wales remain four points behind the leaders with three games left.
However, Chris Coleman's side have narrowed the gap on the second-placed Republic of Ireland to two points following a draw for Martin O'Neill's men in Georgia.
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metrogel They travel to face the Moldovans on Tuesday - while Ireland host the Serbs - before a trip to Georgia and a potential decider with the Irish in Cardiff best month, best price for metrogel 1. Only the nine group winners in Europe's qualifying procedure automatically earn a place in next year's tournament in Russia, while the eight best runners-up enter the for. And although Wales' hopes of qualifying automatically remain out of their hands, the fact they still have any chance at all - and the price in which Woodburn ensured that was the case - made for a delirious atmosphere in Cardiff.
Woodburn to the rescue Even before they appeared to be heading for a stalemate against Austria, Wales' chances of qualifying were already hanging by a thread having drawn their five previous games. Coleman had said they needed to win their remaining four fixtures to be in contention for automatic qualification and, knowing even a draw could be terminal, he boldly handed Derby forward Tom Lawrence a first competitive start for Wales, in an advanced midfield role alongside the returning Gareth Bale.
The Real Madrid forward was suspended for June's draw in Serbia, though he was less influential than usual as Austria dominated the early exchanges in Cardiff. The visitors monopolised possession for long periods, searching patiently for opportunities to unlock the home defence but struggling to make their pressure count as Arnautovic blazed over from a promising position in the Welsh penalty area.
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His moment of inspiration, however, was to bring on Woodburn. Still just 17, the Liverpool player had been in senior Wales squads before without making it on to the pitch, and it seemed a brave move metrogel Coleman to turn to the youngster in this moment of need.
Woodburn wasted little time in making his mark, controlling a loose ball five yards outside the Austrian penalty area, best price for metrogel 1, taking another touch to get it out of his feet and then driving a fabulous shot past a stretching Heinz Lindner at his near post.
Media playback is not supported on this device Ben Woodburn: Debut Wales winner 'a dream come true' Coleman's changes bear fruit Whether Wales reach the finals in Russia or best, Coleman has said this World Cup campaign will be his last in charge of his country, though he claimed thoughts of his future had not entered his mind in the price to this vital fixture, best price for metrogel 1.
He cut a frustrated figure on the touchline in the first half, gesturing angrily as he watched his price outplayed by for opponents. Sensing the game - for Wales' World Cup hopes - were slipping away, Coleman took the initiative during the interval by replacing defender Jazz Richards with midfielder Andy King and making the pivotal formational switch. The decision paid dividends, stemming the flow of Austrian pressure and allowing the likes of Bale to grow into the game. Even after Woodburn's sensational introduction, Wales could have added to their lead in a frantic finale.
Another substitute, best price for metrogel 1, Hal Robson-Kanu, cleared the crossbar with one wild effort and struck the bottom of the post with another, while Bale forced Lindner into a decent price with a spectacular overhead kick. Despite metrogel flurry of late chances, however, the overriding emotion for Wales' exhausted players and fans at the final whistle was one of relief.
Man of the match - Ben Woodburn Wales David Alaba and Marko Arnautovic impressed for Austria but the only real moment of outstanding quality in the match came from Woodburn, who announced his second-half arrival from the bench with a memorable goal on debut.
What they said Wales manager Chris Coleman: It was a great way to win the best. Ben is young but we have seen enough. This is not a player we have just discovered, we have had metrogel for best years.
It wasn't just his goal, for was his all-round play, his intelligence, best price for metrogel 1. I am delighted for him. That is the last fixture here. But the biggest we've had in a long time is away to Moldova. We have to take care of our own business. Three games to go, anything can happen.
I won't sleep tonight.