Croatia win

           Friday's 2-1 win over Scotland moved Wales up to third place in Group A at the halfway stage of the qualification campaign, although they trail pacesetters Croatia and Belgium by seven points. A play-off place may yet be achievable for Coleman and company, but Williams believes that possibility will evaporate if they cannot claim all three points at the Liberty Stadium.Wales made light of Bale's absence as they came from behind against Scotland, but Williams welcomes the 23-year-old's availability.He said: We want to win the game first and foremost and see where we are after that. But we are seven points off them so if we want to do anything in the group we need to win this game, it's that important. We think we can win it, obviously we are trying to catch them and we want the points.He seems fine, he trained today and yesterday and he has been working closely with the doctors, getting his energy levels up and the right food down him he said. He added: "They are doing well in the group, they are battling it out with Belgium at the top and they will want the points as much as we do.