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WILL’S JOY AT WELSH DEBUT

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The LeaguePaper Team
24 March 2019

ECSTATIC: Will Vaulks, No.7, celebrates Wales’ winner from Ben Woodburn, left, and, inset, Vaulks and Trinidad and Tobago’s Leston Paul battle for the ball
PICTURE: PA Images

MIDFIELDER Will Vaulks admitted he was ‘overwhelmed’ after making his Wales debut in their 1-0 win against Trinidad and Tobago in midweek.
The 25-year-old Rotherham man played the whole game and it was his late cross that enabled Liverpool’s Ben Woodburn to chest home the winner at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground.
“Overwhelmed, really enjoyed that tonight,” he tweeted.
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