Serbia 6 Wales 1: match report Tottenham's Gareth Bale converted a wonderful free-kick to get Wales back in the game in the 31st minute, but Darcy Blake's woeful defensive header gifted the hosts a third through Filip Duricic eight minutes later. After Bale's goal - the first in Chris Coleman's four-game tenure - Wales" defensive frailties resurfaced. Blake's awful defensive header allowed Dusan Tadic to play in Duricic and he held off Adam Matthews and fired high into Boaz Myhill's net. It would have been worse for Wales had Chris Gunter not blocked Tadic's goalbound effort with the visitors looking vulnerable almost every time the hosts came forward. Coleman made changes but it had little impact with Tadic adding a fourth before Wales were once again guilty of making problems for themselves when it came to the fifth goal. Blake surrendered possession on the edge of the Wales area, and home skipper Ivanovic capitalised to slide a right-footed effort into the bottom corner. Substitute Miralen Sulejmani then rounded off the scoring as his deflected strike looped in over Myhill. Serbia (4-1-4-1): Stojkovic; Ivanovic, Bisevac, Nastasic, Kolarov; Ignjovski; Tadic, Fejsa, Duricic, Tosic; Markovic. Subs Kahriman (g), Petrovic, Maksimovic, Matic, Lekic, Mijailovic, Ninkovic, Subotic, Lazovic, Tomovic, Brkic (g). Wales: Myhill; Gunter, A Williams, Blake, Matthews (Ricketts h-t); Bale, Ramsey, Allen (King 72), Edwards (Vaughan h-t); Morison, Church. Subs: Brown (g), Davies, Richards, , Earnshaw, Vokes, J Williams, Robson-Kanu, Price (g). Booked: Blake. Referee: D Gomes (Portugal).