Wales are just three points away from guaranteed qualification into Euro 2016 after Gareth Bale scored a late winner for them against Cyprus.
In the first half a Neil Taylor chance went begging and a Daniel Edwards goal was disallowed. In the second period of play chances were also few but in the end Gareth Bale headed in a Jazz Richards cross to give Wales the win, extending their in-beaten run.
The Welsh national side are now just one win away from qualifying for Euro 2016.
Danny Welbeck will be out until Christmas whilst recovering from surgery on his knee.
Welbeck, who used to play for Machester United, joined the Gunners on deadline day last year.
Girly did now Arsenals only fit and established striker.
It was expected that Aresenal would try to sign another striker on deadline day this year but failed to do so leaving Petr Cech as there only summer signing.
Chris Froome crashed and finished eight minutes behind the stage winner to put himself to go seven minutes down overall.
Froome crashed into a barrier on an early climb. He continued the stage despite a badly cut leg.
The stage was won Mikel Landa, one minute and 22 seconds ahead of Fabi Aru of team Astana. The highest placed Team Sky rider was Ian Boswell who finished 1 minute and forty seconds behind the stage winner.
Fabio Aru took the Red Jersey at the end of the day, twenty two seconds ahead of Joaquim Rodriguez from Katusha.
Louis Van Gaal has completed the signing of Athony Martial for Manchester United for £36m.
The former Monaco forward is now footballs most expensive ever teenager, and the fee could yet rise to over £50m.
The sticker scored just eight goals in 31 league games last season and has only ever scored 18. The Frenchman also plays for the French U21 squad.
His style has been linked to that of fellow Frenchman Thierry Henry as Martial can also play on the wings as well as playing as a striker, his most prominent position.
It is still a shock however that the Manchester United boss payed the huge fee for the teenager and a few are beginning to ask, are Manchester Unite panic buying?
