Mark Hughes will ask his Wales side to "grab the moment" just like he did 20 years ago on his international debut.

Hughes (pictured) takes charge of Wales for the penultimate time against England at Old Trafford tomorrow, still harbouring vivid memories of his debut for his country when he scored the winner against the English at Wrexham in 1984.

And Hughes, with a fully fit squad at his disposal, hopes that Wales can make their own day to remember. Hughes, who dismissed claims that his players were upset about their match fees as "no longer an issue", was intent on focussing his team on finding a way to upset red-hot favourites England in what will be a fierce group six clash.

Hughes added: "The situation over fees has been resolved, people have been re-assured and it will be addressed after these two games.

"People just needed that re-assurance and they have got that and it is now no longer an issue. "The mood is good, the game is upon us and everyone is very excited."

A new fees structure for players and backroom staff will be formulated at the next FA of Wales council meeting at the end of the month.

But Hughes did not want any distractions today. He said: "I remember the game in '84, I was a young man with a few games for Manchester United. I think when you are young you have to grasp the moment.

"I was lucky enough to score the winner so now I hope another Welshman grabs the moment this time against England.

"It was my debut in my home town and you score the winner against England. It doesn't come much better than that, they were great memories for me but hopefully someone in the Welsh side will now create their own memories.

"But we are under no illusions. We are up against one of the best sides in the world. It is a difficult task but we have enough talent in the team to do well.

"We have a number of key players back and that is important. We have to give it our best shot and when we do that and play well we can produce performances and results."