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Serbian guys destroyed ''some little girls" from Wales!!! 11.09.2012 highlights

World Cup qualification Europe (Group A) 16' [1 - 0] A. Kolarov 24' [2 - 0] Z. Tosic 31' [2 - 1] G. Bale 39' [3 - 1] F. Djuricic 55'[4 - 1] D. Tadic 80' [5 - 1] B. Ivanovic 90' [6 - 1] M. Sulejmani Wales' Darcy Blake reacts to his team's loss against Serbia after their World Cup 2014 qualifying soccer match at the Karadorde Stadium in Novi Sad, September 11. Wales' Darcy Blake reacts to his team's loss against Serbia after their World Cup Serbia gave their new coach Sinisa Mihajlovic his first taste of success as left back Aleksandar Kolarov inspired an impressive 6-1 home rout of Wales in a World Cup Group A qualifier on Tuesday. The victory left Serbia on four points from two games after Saturday's goalless stalemate in Scotland, which came on the back of three defeats and a draw in friendlies. Having come under fire for tepid performances which produced only one goal in five games, Mihajlovic reshuffled his youthful team and the tactic paid dividends in Vojvodina Novi Sad's acoustic Karadjordje stadium in front of a capacity 15,000 crowd. Kolarov fired the home side ahead when he curled a delightful free kick from 18 metres over the wall past the despairing dive of Wales keeper Glyn Myhill in the 16th minute.
Serbia 6-1 Wales by goalsarena2012
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