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Ledley, Earnshaw, Eastwood and Stock sidelined Wales have suffered four withdrawals for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Germany. Cardiff winger Joe Ledley, Nottingham Forest striker Robert Earnshaw, Coventry forward Freddy Eastwood and Doncaster's Brian Stock have all been forced to pull out through injury. Ledley sustained a hamstring injury in Cardiff's 1-1 draw with... [read full story]                    

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