Wales draw with Georgia in World Cup qualifier

Ben Davies admits Wales cannot afford to slip up against Serbia next month if they are to keep their World Cup dream alive.

Wales lost ground on the road to Russia on Sunday when little-fancied Georgia drew 1-1 at the Cardiff City Stadium.

The draw dropped Wales from top to third place in Group D and two points behind Serbia and the Republic of Ireland.

Group leaders Serbia are Wales' next opponents in Cardiff on November 12, and Tottenham defender Davies admits the game has taken on extra significance after the Dragons dropped two points against Georgia.

Wales will run out in an all-red kit this afternoon due to Georgia's white shorts.

The side were given the choice of playing in their grey away kit, or changing to all red.

Wales have confirmed their line-up for today's World Cup qualifier against Georgia, with only one change as Dave Edwards comes in for the injured Joe Allen.

Wales manager Chris Coleman has confirmed Joe Allen has been ruled out of tomorrow's World Cup qualifier against Georgia.

The Stoke City midfielder suffered a hamstring injury and was seen limping off the field during Wales' 2-2 draw with Austria on Thursday.

Allen's absence comes at a particularly bad time for Wales with fellow midfielder Aaron Ramsey currently sidelined by a hamstring problem.

But the pair both sat out Euro 2016 qualifiers against Bosnia-Herzegovina and Cyprus exactly two years ago, and Wales still managed to collect four points from those games on the way to reaching the finals.