FULL TIME: That's it. Wanderers never really pushed home the advantage they had carved in the first half, easing off the pedal a little late on. Stand out performers were Sam Ricketts and Sean Davis - both of whom look good signings on this showing.
77mins: Steef Nieuwendaal - spell that when you're drunk - fires a great shot from 30 yards that has Adam Bogdan scurrying across his area to touch over.
At the other end, substitute Steinsson blasts a goalward shot that comes off Gary Cahill's back.
76mins: Steinsson on for the night's best player, Sam Ricketts. Wanderers controlling the game.
63mins: Adnan Barakat goes close for Den Bosch with a decent effort from the edge of the box that fizzes just over the bar.
54mins: Wanderers nearly undo all their hard work as Bogdan gets too close to Robinson, who attempts to head back to the keeper. Luckily, the ball slides wide of the post.
52mins: Great move from Wanderers as Muamba frees Robinson down the left, he crosses for Elmander, who chests into the path of McCann. The Wanderers midfielder, who has a habit of scoring goals on the continent, saw his snap volley well saved by Zaari.
46mins: Taylor forces Zaari into a great save with a fierce left-footed shot as Wanderers start the second off well.
45mins: Only three second half changes - Gavin McCann for Mark Davies, Paul Robinson for Jlloyd Samuel and Adam Bogdan for Ali Al-Habsi.
HALF TIME: Wanderers one up at the break and they probably deserve it on balance of play. Sean Davis has again been impressive, spreading the play, and goalscorer Sam Ricketts has been excellent.
37mins: Taylor drills a shot straight at the keeper after a speedy counter attack. Wanderers look in good nick with the ball the moment.
32mins: Al-Habsi gets away with a mis-kick that lands straight at the feet of Paco van Moorsel. His effort is drilled straight back at the Wanderers keeper, who deflects it wide with his feet.
23mins: So close for Wanderers. Sean Davis' curling free kick goes over the head of Kevin Davies and bounces off the far post. Knight follows up but sends his shot well over the bar.
21mins: Fairly even so far. Wanderers are trying to get their midfielders to break past Davies and Elmander - so far only Mark Davies has shown any willing. The Dutchmen look technically sound but the Whites are physically dominant.
13mins: Great cross from Ricketts headed down well by Elmander but palmed wide equally well by keeper Brahim Zaari. Best move of the match so far.
11mins: Den Bosch have their first effort on goal, a decent flicked header from Fabio Caracciocolo, into the arms of Ali Al-Habsi.
3mins: Wanderers' first chance as Matt Taylor combines with Jlloyd Samuel on the left, and his cross is flicked over the top by Mark Davies.
KICK-OFF: We're off here in southern Holland. Anything to stop that music...
17:50: Nice blend of Euro pop belting out from the speakers at De Vliert. Expecting a half-time show from 2Unlimited...
17.40: A quick word on our opponents tonight. Den Bosch are playing their penultimate pre-season game having endured a depressing time last term.
Marc Brys' men slumped to 10th in the Dutch second tier last season after losing manager Theo Bos in January.
They average around 4,000 fans for home games but their press officer has just admitted they are expecting fewer than 2,000 for Wanderers' visit.
TEAM NEWS: WANDERERS hand Zat Knight and Sam Ricketts their first start at the Vliert Stadium this evening.
Johan Elmander and Kevin Davies play from the start, suggesting Gary Megson will employ a 4-4-2 formation.
Jussi Jaaskelainen is rested once again by Gary Megson, who names all his other available players on the bench.
Team: Al-Habsi; Ricketts; Cahill; Samuel; Knight; Mark Davies; Sean Davies; Muamba; Taylor; Elmander; Kevin Davies. Subs: Bogdan; McCann; Andy O'Brien; Shittu; Riga; Steinsson; Cohen; Basham; Robinson; Hunt.
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