WANSEA boss Luke Williams is hoping Liam Cullen's starring role for Wales during the international break can be transferred to the domestic stage.
The 25-year-old forward scored two and made two as Wales came back from a goal down to thump Iceland 4-1 and earn promotion to Group A of the Nations League.
"You just cannot be anything except a very good player to be able to do what Liam did," said Williams, whose side began the weekend six points off a playoff spot.
"Because the opposition was really good. The stakes were really high. The atmosphere was fantastic. He looked completely comfortable in that environment and like he deserved to be there.
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