Ryan Giggs was withdrawn mid-way through Wales' 4-0 victory over
Liechtenstein on Tuesday night after suffering a knock to the
ankle, but Welsh boss John Toshack was unable to confirm the
seriousness of the injury.
The Wales skipper, who won his 60th cap for his country, was taken
off at half-time and replaced by defender Carl Fletcher during the
friendly at the Racecourse Ground.
Toshack confirmed Giggs' knock but wouldn't give any further
details.
"We made a few changes at half time as Ryan got a knock on the
ankle," Toshack told Sky Sports. "His presence in midfield is
always important.
"We scored four goals which is always pleasing," he added, "and
they were good quality goals as well."
A Jason Koumas double inside the first quarter of an hour was
followed by two second half strikes from Liverpool striker Craig
Bellamy and Chris Llewellyn as Wales romped to a convincing
win.