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Fulham winger Harry Wilson continued his fine form at club level with another decent performance for Wales last night.

The national media have shared their thoughts on a straightforward 4-0 win for The Dragons against minnows Gibraltar.

Wales manager Rob Page gave several young stars their chance to shine in a friendly before they face Croatia on Sunday.

Regan Poole, Joe Low and Charlie Savage all featured alongside experienced stars like Tottenham’s Ben Davies and Kieffer Moore.

As Page looked to finalise his side before Sunday’s vital qualifier, Harry Wilson was called off the bench just after the hour mark.

The match was already won at this point, with Wales scoring all four of their goals in the first half.

However, Wilson appeared to carry his good start to life at Fulham into his latest Wales match.

His next appearance for his country will be his 50^th, which is an impressive achievement considering he’s only 26.

Fulham winger Wilson makes latest Wales appearance

Wales Online gave their verdict on every player who featured in Wrexham last night and gave Wilson a seven out of ten.

The outlet suggested that Wilson, ‘looked decent, but wasn’t quite in full flight’.

Wilson’s two seasons in the Premier League with Fulham couldn’t have started more differently.

continued his fine form at club level with another decent performance for Wales last night..

It took him time to get back up to speed and even he might admit that he struggled to play his best football last year.

He managed two goals and three assists in 29 appearances last season and is unfortunate not to be off the mark this year.

Wilson struck the post against Sheffield United and has put a few chances of a plate for each of Fulham’s misfiring strikers.

Wales manager Page will be hoping Wilson carries his Fulham form into their match against Croatia at the weekend.

Some Fulham fans will continue to be frustrated that Luke Harris was denied a debut in a friendly that was already won by half-time.

The teenager has a huge future ahead of him but continues to be denied international opportunities.

Alongside the impressive Willian, Marco Silva will simply be hoping the 26-year-old returns to Motspur Park fully fit and ready to face Tottenham