Wales 2 Austria 1: Brilliant Bale scores again as Coleman's men hold on for victor

Chris Coleman joked in the build-up to this game that he was not going to talk about Gareth Bale. After the final whistle, he had little choice.
The Tottenham star scored the first and created the second to give the Wales head coach the second victory of his tenure.

Yet again: Gareth Bale scored his fourth goal in as many appearances for Wales

Match facts

Wales: Myhill, Matthews (Gunter 73), Ricketts, Williams, Ben Davies, Ledley, Allen, Vaughan (King 46), Bale (Robson-Kanu 60), Bellamy (Vokes 46), Collison (Church 85). Subs not used: Fon Williams, Craig Davies, Richards, Wilson, Brown.
Booked: Robson-Kanu.
Goals: Bale 21, Vokes 52.
Austria: Almer, Pogatetz, Suttner (Schiemer 88), Prodl, Klein, Alaba, Kavlak (Leitgeb 75), Ivanschitz (Junuzovic 61), Arnautovic, Weimann (Jantscher 62), Janko. Subs not used: Lindner, Garics, Dragovic, Fuchs, Sabitzer, Baumgartlinger, Hosiner, Konigshofer
Booked: Klein.
Goal: Janko 75.
Referee: Menashe Masiah (Israel. 

France 1 Germany 2: seal first victory over Les Bleus for 26 years

Germany claimed their first win over France in 26 years as goals from Thomas Muller and Sami Khedira sealed a 2-1 win in an entertaining friendly at the Stade de France.
Both goals came in the second-half as Germany fought back after Mathieu Valbuena had opened the scoring on the stroke of half-time.
Valbuena headed home from close range in the 44th minute after Karim Benzema's free kick bounced off the bar, but Muller slotted past Hugo Lloris early the second half and Khedira wrapped it up from Mesut Ozil's pass with 17 minutes left.

On target: Thomas Muller (second left) drew Germany level in Paris

Match facts

France: Lloris, Sagna, Koscielny (Rami 46), Sakho, Evra, Matuidi (Capoue 46), Cabaye, Ribery, Sissoko (Giroud 80), Valbuena (Menez 86), Benzema. Subs not used: Mandanda, Landreau, Debuchy, Yanga-Mbiwa, Gonalons, Gomis, Alessandrini, Clichy.
Goal: Valbuena 45.
Germany: Adler, Lahm, Hummels, Mertesacker, Howedes, Gundogan, Khedira, Muller (Lars Bender 89), Ozil, Podolski (Schurrle 68), Gomez (Kroos 56). Subs not used: Neuer, Westermann, Boateng, Draxler, Sven Bender.
Goals: Muller 51, Khedira 73.
Att: 78,000
Ref: Paolo Mazzoleni (Italy).

Real Madrid striker Benzema missed a clear chance in the first half and has now not scored for France in his last 10 appearances.

France, reeling following a poor run that lasted from 2008-12, drew 1-1 with Spain in a World Cup qualifier and beat Italy 1-0 in a friendly in their last two outings but the world's second-ranked team proved a bridge too far.

Germany were without midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger, striker Miroslav Klose and Borussia Dortmund trio Mario Gotze, Marco Reus and Marcel Schmelzer, but they still dominated possession on a cold Parisian night.

France struggled in midfield but a lively Franck Ribery repeatedly threatened the German defence and Valbuena was also influential.

Bacary Sagna, making his comeback for France with his first appearance since September 2011, broke down the right flank and picked out Moussa Sissoko in the area, only for the Newcastle midfielder to fluff his attempt.