Freddy Eastwood put aside his frustration at club level to display his goalscoring prowess in Wales' 2-0 friendly victory in Luxembourg.

Eastwood has not started a Wolves game since Boxing Day, but relished the chance to play for Wales and bagged a goal in each half to complete a comfortable win at the Stade Josy Barthel.

Wales have now gone five matches undefeated and lost just three times in their last 16, but this did not require one of their better performances.

Luxembourg seemed intent on just stopping Wales' creative players any way they could - Jason Koumas getting no protection from Dutch referee Bjorn Kuipers when he was kicked virtually every time he had the ball.

Eventually Koumas was taken off before his temper snapped completely, but it was a good example why Premier League managers dread such fixtures.

Boss John Toshack took his new caps tally to 29 in 32 matches with Boaz Myhill, Owain Tudur-Jones and Ashley Williams making their debuts.

But Eastwood stole the show with two clinical finishes as Wales strolled to victory.

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