Wales Under-21s climbed to second in their qualifying group after a comfortable 4-0 win over Andorra at the Racecourse Ground.
Wales ease to win
Wales Under-21s climbed to second in their qualifying group after a comfortable 4-0 win over Andorra at the Racecourse Ground.
With the senior side preparing to honour late manager Gary Speed, Brian Flynn's team put in a fine display that leaves them in a play-off place ahead of their final group fixtures against Armenia and leaders the Czech Republic.
Swindon forward Bodin, son of former Wales international Paul, was a threatening presence throughout and he fired Wales into a 22nd-minute lead against the group's basement side.
The 19-year-old then doubled the lead with a thunderous 33rd-minute volley to put the home side firmly in control.
And things got worse for the visitors when they conceded a third goal just before half-time.
David Stephens header was turned into his own net by Xavier Vieira to effectively end the game as a contest.
Ryan Doble rounded the scoring off with a calm finish from a tight angle on the hour mark as Wales set themselves up for their crucial remaining qualifiers.
