WOMEN: UEFA Under 17s, Denmark 1 Wales 1
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RESULT: Denmark 1 Wales 1.
RESULT: Netherlands 6 Wales 1.
Terry Boyle has named the Women's Under 17 team to face the Netherlands
Wales line up:
2. Claire Capon (Colchester United Academy), 3. Chelsea Green (Bristol Academy), 4. Jasmin Dutton (Capt) (Tranmere Rovers), 5. Nia Jones (Northop Girls), 8. Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), 9. Emily Brown (Liverpool), 10. Hannah Keryakoplis (Liverpool), 12. Katy Maddock (GK) (Tranmere Rovers), 13. Megan Wynne (Watford), 15. Bethan Woolley (Tranmere Rovers), 17. Rachel Rowe (Landore Colts).
Subs:
1. Yvette Churchill (GK) (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), 6. Rachel Fisher (Tranmere Rovers), 7. Lauren Price (Cardiff City Ladies), 11. Sophie Jones (Tranmere Rovers), 14. Kirsty Hardwick (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), 16. Rebekah Hadley (Caerphilly Ladies), 18. Leanne Jones (Watford).
RESULT: France 5 Wales 0.
Terry Boyle has named the team for this evening's Women's Under 17 elite qualifying round match against France.
Wales line up:
12. Katy Maddock (GK) (Tranmere Rovers),2. Claire Capon (Colchester United Academy), 3. Chelsea Green (Bristol Academy), 4. Jasmin Dutton (Capt) (Tranmere Rovers), 5. Nia Jones (Northop Girls), 8. Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), 9. Emily Brown (Liverpool), 10. Hannah Keryakoplis (Liverpool), 13. Megan Wynne (Watford), 15. Bethan Woolley (Tranmere Rovers), 16. Rebekah Hadley (Caerphilly Ladies).
Subs: 1. Yvette Churchill (GK) (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), 6. Rachel Fisher (Tranmere Rovers), 7. Lauren Price (Cardiff City Ladies), 11. Sophie Jones (Tranmere Rovers), 14. Kirsty Hardwick (Penydarren & Merthyr Valley), 17. Rachel Rowe (Landore Colts), 18. Leanne Jones (Watford).
The Women's Under 17 squad for the Elite Round of the UEFA European Women's Under 17 Championship 2008/9 has been named by Terry Boyle. Matches to be played in the Netherlands.
Wales squad:
Yvette Churchill (Penydarren & Merthyr Valley), Katy Maddock (Tranmere Rovers), Claire Capon (Colchester United Academy), Chelsea Green (Bristol Academy), Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), Rachel Fisher (Tranmere Rovers), Nia Jones (Northop Girls), Lauren Price (Cardiff City Ladies), Kirsty Hardwick (Penydarren & Merthyr Valley), Rebekah Hadley (Caerphilly Ladies), Bethan Woolley (Tranmere Rovers), Megan Wynne (Watford), Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), Rachel Rowe (Landore Colts), Hannah Keyakoplis (Liverpool), Sophie Tyla Jones (Northop Girls), Leanne Jones (Watford), Emily Brown (Liverpool).
Stand by players:
Gemma Jackson (Tranmere Rovers), Melanie Thomas (Aberystwyth Town), Megan Jones (Watford), Sadie Mansell (Oxford United), Danielle Broadhurst (Cardiff City Ladies), Zoe Atkins (Cardiff City Ladies).
Wales fixtures:
Wednesday 25th March: France v Wales, DOVO, kick off 5pm
Friday 27th March: Netherlands v Wales, De Bataven, kick off 7pm
Monday 30th March: Wales v Denmark, De Bataven, 5pm.
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WOMEN: 2011 World Cup draw
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TOUGH DRAW
The draw has been made for the qualifying rounds of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. Wales were amongst the fourth seeded teams.
Wales were drawn in Group 8 alongside Sweden, Czech Republic, Belgium and Azerbaijan. The qualifying matches will start next season.
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posted: 8:45am Wednesday 18th March 2009. | | |
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WOMEN: Algarve cup news
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PLAY OFF RESULT: Poland 2 Wales 1.
The Women's team lost 2-1 against Poland in their Algarve Cup play-off match. Poland took the lead in the 10th minute with a goal from Anna Sznyrowska, Wales equalised four minutes later when Jessica Fishlock scored. Welsh hearts were broken late on with a goal from Poland's captain Patrycja Pozerska in the 88th minute.
RESULT: Poland 1 Wales 5.
The Women's team beat Poland 5-1 in the Algarve Cup.
RESULT: Portugal 2 Wales 1.
The Women's team were beaten 2-1 by Portugal in their second match of the Algarve Cup.
RESULT: Austria 2 Wales 1.
Wales team against Austria:
1. Nicola Davies (Liverpool Ladies) (GK), 2. Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), 3. Carla Parfitt (Cardiff Cty Ladies), 4. Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), 5. Nicoa Cousins (Cardiff City Ladies), 6. Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 8. Jayne Ludlow (Arsenal Ladies) (Capt), 9. Helen Lander (Arsenal Ladies), 10 Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar), 11. Gwennan Harries (Bristol Academy), 17. Eleri Earnshaw (Long Island University).
Subs:
7. Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 12. Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies) (GK), 13. Emma Plewa (Bristol Academy), 14. Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), 15. Fran Howells (Middle Tennessee State University), 16. Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), 18. Katie Williams (Liverpool Ladies).
The match will kick off at 3pm (local and UK time) at Estadio da Restinga, Alvor.
Wales Women's team manager Adrian Tucker has named the senior squad for the Algarve Cup in March.
Wales will play four matches, against Austria on 4th March, Portugal on 6th March, Poland on 9th March, then finally a positional play-off match on 11th March. Kick off times and match venues to be confirmed.
Wales squad:
Nicola Davies (GK) - Liverpool Ladies, Rhian Nokes (GK) - Liverpool Ladies, Lauren Townsend - Cardiff City Ladies, Fran Howells - Middle Tennessee State University, Nicola Cousins - Cardiff City Ladies, Carla Parfitt - Cardiff City Ladies, Sally Wade - Watford Ladies, Katie Williams - Liverpool Ladies, Katie Daley - Bristol Academy, Jayne Ludlow - Arsenal Ladies, Jessica Fishlock - AZ Alkmaar, Michelle Green - Bristol Academy, Eleri Earnshaw - Long Island University, Loren Dykes - Bristol Academy, Gwennan Harries - Bristol Academy, Emma Plewa - Bristol Academy, Helen Lander - Bristol Academy, Cheryl Foster - Bristol Academy,
Stand-by players:
Shan Jones - Middle Tennessee State , niversity, Terri Beddows - Cardiff Cuty Ladies, Milly Durrant - Birmingham City Ladies, Jasmin Dutton - Tranmere Rovers Ladies, Yasmin Leung - Tranmere Rovers Ladies, Lucy Barnett - Swansea City Ladies, Charlotte Miller - Cardiff City Ladies, Sophie Ingle - Cardiff City Ladies
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posted: 8:57am Wednesday 4th February 2009. | | |
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UEFA 2008/09 draw made
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The draw has been made for the Elite round of the 2008/9 UEFA European Women's Under 17 and 19 Championships.
The Women's Under 19 team have been drawn in Group 3 with France, Azerbaijan and Portugal. Portugal will host the tournament in April 2009
Wales fixtures: 23rd April 2009: France v Wales, 25th April 2009: Wales v Azerbaijan, 28th April 2009: Portugal v Wales.
The Women's Under 17 team have been drawn alongside the Netherlands, France and Denmark in Group 4 of their competition. The Netherlands will host the tournament in March 2009.
Wales fixtures: 25th March 2009: France v Wales, 27th March 2009: Netherlands v Wales, 30th March 2009: Wales v Denmark>
Venues for both above tournaments are to be onfirmed.
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posted: 12:26pm Wednesday 19th November 2008.
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WOMEN: UEFA 2009/10 draw made
The draw has been made for the first qualifying rounds of the 2009/10 UEFA European Women's Under 17 and Under 19 Championships.
The Women's Under 17 team have been drawn in Group 1, alongside England, Belarus and FYR Macedonia, who will host the mini-tournament. The tournment will take place in October 2009.
Wales fixtures: 12th October: Wales v Macedonia, 14th October: Belarus v Wales, 17th October: Wales v England.
The Women's Under 19 team have been drawn in Group 3, with Denmark, Bosnia Herzegovina and Moldova. Denmark will host the mini-tournament in September 2009.
Wales fixtures: 19th September: Wales v Bosnia, 21st September: Wales v Moldova, 24th September: Denmark v Wales
Match venues yet to confirmed.
In the 2008/9 Championships both squads have qualified for the elite rounds of their competitions. The draws for these will be made tomorrow (19th November 2008).
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posted: 6:02pm Tuesday 18th November 2008.
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WOMEN: Wales 1 Finland 1
 Wales 1 Finland 1
The Wales and Finland Women's teams played-out a very entertaining 1-1 draw at the Genquip Stadium, Port Talbot.
Wales line up:
1 Nicola Davies (GK) (Liverpool Ladies), 2 Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), 3 Natalie Holt (Liverpool Ladies), 4 Kerrie Manley (Brstol Academy), 5 Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), 6 Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 7 Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 8 Jayne Ludlow (Capt) (Arsenal Ladies), 9 Helen Lander (Watford Ladies), 10 Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar), 11 Michelle Green (Bristol Academy).
Subs: 12 Rhian Nokes (GK) (Cardiff City Ladies), 13 Emily Hancock (Swansea City Ladies), 14 Joanne Edwards (Liverpool Ladies) , 15 Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), 16 Emma Plewa (Bristol Academy), 17 Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), 18 Alicia Powe (Swansea City Ladies).
Wales 1 Finland 2.
Wales lost the opening friendly international against Finland, final score at Richmond Park, Carmarthen was 2-1 to the visitors. Wales took the lead after 25 minutes through Helen Lander. Finland hit back after half time, with two goals from Annica Sjolund. The sides meet again on Friday lunchtime at Port Talbot. Kick off: 1.30pm.
Wales v Finland:
Richmond Park, Carmarthen. Wednesday 12th November 2008. Kick Off: 7.30pm. Admission: Adults £3, Juveniles (Under 16) £1.
The Genquip Stadium, Port Talbot. Friday 14th November 2008. Kick Off: 1.30pm. Admission Free.
This season, the Wales Senior Women's team has played one friendly, away to Luxembourg in October that resulted in a 6-1 win. The side is managed by Adrian Tucker. The squad will be announced at the start of November.
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posted: 6:30pm Thursday 30th October 2008.
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WOMEN: UEFA Under 17s
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The Women's Under 17 team have qualified for the second round of the UEFA Eurpoean Women's Under 17 Championship 2008/9, Wales qualify for the next stage as one of the best runners up . The second round draw will made either 18th or 19th November 2008.
Results:
Romania 0 Wales 7 - 21st October 2008. (Rachel Rowe (2), Emily Brown (2), Sharla Passariello (2), Elena Olteanu (og))
Croatia 0 Wales 1 - 23rd October 2008. (Nia Jones)
Spain 2 Wales 1- 26th October 2008. (Danielle Broadhurst)
The Womens Under 17 squad has been named for the forthcoming UEFA matches in Romania in October.
Wales squad:
Melanie Thomas (Aberystwyth Town Ladies), Yvette Churchill (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), Rachel Fisher (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), Simone Drummond (Liverpool Ladies), Lowri Hughes (Pwllheli Ladies), Rhiannon Summerfield (Llangyfelach), Danielle Broadhurst (Cardiff City Ladies), Zoe Atkins (Cardiff City Ladies), Rebekah Hadley (Newport Ladies), Molly Furnival Doran (Manobier), Kirsty Hardwick (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), Sophie Tyla Jones (Mold JFC Girls), Rachel Rowe (Landore Colts), Lisa Anderson Edwards (Swansea City Ladies), Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Emily Brown (Liverpool Ladies), Nia Jones (Mold JFC Girls),
Stand by players:
Jessica Fyfield (Llanelli Reds), Nicola Walford (Shrewsbury Town), Amber Bailey (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Ffion Roberts (Ruthin / Corwen Ladies)
Wales fixtures:
Romania v Wales- 21st October
Croatia v Wales- 23rd October
Spain v Wales- 26th October
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WOMEN: Luxembourg 1 Wales 6
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RESULT: Luxembourg 1 Wales 6
Friendly international. Match played in Hesperange, Luxembourg. Wales squad:
Nicola Davies (Liverpool Ladies), Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City Ladies), Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), Kerrie Manley (Bristol Academy), Sian Cheedy (Team Bath), Natalie Holt (Liverpool Ladies), Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa Ladies), Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar), Jayne Ludlow (Arsenal Ladies), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), Helen Lander (Watford Ladies), Gwennan Harries (Bristol Academy), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), Loren Dykes (Cardiff City Ladies), Joanne Edwards (Liverpool Ladies)
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posted: 9:20pm Tuesday 30th September 2008. | | |
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WOMEN: UEFA Under 19s
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RESULT: Sweden 3 Wales 0
The Under 19 team lost their final UEFA qualifer 3-0 against Sweden in Group 3 of the first qualifying round of the UEFA European Women's Under 19 Championship 2008/9. Goals for Sweden were scored by Elin Olofsson and Sofia Jakobsson (2). Wales have already qualified for the second round of the Championship.
RESULT: Croatia 0 Wales 2
The Women's Under 19 team beat Croatia 2-0 in Ljungby, Sweden to qualify for the second round of the Women's Under 19 Championship 2008/9, which will take place in spring 2009. Wales goals were scored by Sophie Ingle and Emily Brown.
RESULT: Latvia 0 Wales 3
The Women's Under 19 beat Lativa 3-0 in Gislaved, Sweden. The first goal was scored by Emily Brown, followed by a Sophie Ingle double.
Sharla Passariello of Bristol Academy has been called into the Women's Under 19 squad as Sara Hilton has had to pull out due to injury.
The Womens Under 19 squad has been named for the forthcoming UEFA Group 3 qualifiers in Sweden at the end of September.
Wales squad:
Sophie Dando - Cardiff City, Melanie Thomas - Aberystwyth Town, Lauren Townsend - Cardiff City, Alicia Powe - Swansea City, Sarah Fountain - Caernarfon Town, Emily Hancock - Swansea City, Jasmin Dutton - Tranmere Rovers, Yasmin Leung - Caernarfon Town, Jordan Frayne - Cardiff City , Sophie Ingle - Cardiff City, Rachel Cullen - Swansea City, Kelly Newcombe - Swansea City. Sara Hilton - Tranmere Rovers, Shan Jones - Mid-Tennessee State University, Emma Plewa - Bristol Academy, Annie Pritchard - Bristol Academy, Lyndsey Davies - Bleanavon Blues, Emily Brown - Liverpool
Wales fixtures:
Latvia v Wales - Gislaved - 25th September
Croatia v Wales- Ljungby - 27 September
Sweden v Wales- Gislaved - 30 September .
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WOMEN: Under 19s v Portugal
RESULT: PORTUGAL v WALES
The Women's Under 19 squad to travel to Portugal for two friendly matches has been named.
Wales squad:
Sophie Dando (Cardiff City Ladies), Gemma Lewis (Cardiff City Ladies), Emily Hancock (Swansea City Ladies), Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), Sarah Fountain (Caernarfon Town Ladies), Lucy Barnett (Swansea City Ladies), Alicia Powe (Swansea City Ladies), Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Rachel Cullen (Swansea City Ladies), Kelly Newcombe (Swansea City Ladies), Lyndsey davies (Blaenavon Blues), Emily Brown (Liverpool Ladies), Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City Ladies), Yasmin Leung (Caernarfon Town Ladies), Jordan Frayne (Cardiff City Ladies), Emma Plewa (Bristol Academy), Cori Williams (Cardiff City ladies), Annie Pritchard (Bristol Academy).
Stand by players:
Mercedez Preece (Cardiff City Ladies), Hannah Seward (Cardiff City Ladies), Stephanie Turner (Swansea City Ladies).
The matches will be played on 26th August in Seixal (kick off 5pm) and 28th August in Almada (kick off 11am).
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WOMEN: UNDER 17 Latvia v Wales
LATVIA v WALES
Manager Terry Boyle has announced the Women's Under 17 squad to travel to Latvia for two friendly matches at the end of August. The matches will take place in Jurmala (27th August, KO 5pm) and Riga (29th August, KO 5pm).
Wales squad:
Melanie Thomas (Aberystwyth Town Ladies), Rachel Fisher (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), Simone Drummond (Liverpool Ladies), Lowri Hughes (Pwllheli Ladies), Rhiannon Summerfield (Llangyfelach), Danielle Broadhurst (Cardiff City Ladies), Zoe Atkins (Cardiff City Ladies), Rebekah Hadley (Newport County Ladies), Molly Furnival Doran (Clarbeston Road), Kirsty Hardwick (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), Yvette Churchill (Penydarren and Merthyr Valley), Jessica Fyfield (Llanelli Reds), Sophie Cole, Nicola Walford (Shrewsbury Town Ladies), Amber Bailey, Abbie Griffiths (Mold), Sophie Tyla Jones.
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WOMEN: Germany 4 Wales 0
RESULT: Germany 4 Wales 0
Match played at Auestadion, Kassel, Germany.
updated: 9:48am Thursday 29th May 2008
earlier:
Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa Ladies) and Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City Ladies) have been called up. Michelle Green, Kerrie Manley, Eleri Earnshaw and Charlotte Miller are unavailable.
Wales manager Adrian Tucker has announced the Women's squad to face Germany on 29th May.
Wales squad:
Nicola Davies (Liverpool Ladies), Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Emma Jones, Kerrie Manley (both Bristol Academy), Natalie Holt (Liverpool Ladies), Carla Parfitt, Lauren Townsend (both Cardiff City Ladies), Jayne Ludlow (Arsenal Ladies), Jessica Fishlock (Bristol Academy), Katie Daley (Cardiff City Ladies), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), Gwennan Harries (Bristol Academy), Loren Dykes (Cardiff City Ladies), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), Natasha Harding (Cardiff City Ladies), Joanne Edwards (Liverpool Ladies) and Kala Morgan (Middle Tennessee State University).
Stand by players:
Charlotte Miller (Cardiff City Ladies), Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa Ladies), Lauren Wells (Team Bath) and Eleri Earnshaw (Long Island University).
The match will be played in Kassel, Germany, and will be the final game of the group for Wales.
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WOMEN: Switzerland 2 Wales 0
The Wales women's side lost 2-0 to Switzerland Oberdorf.
posted: 8:37am Friday 9th May 2008
earlier:
Adrian Tucker has announced the Women's squad to face Switzerland in their UEFA Women's Championship 2009 qualifying match in Oberdorf on 8th May.
Wales squad:
Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Lauren Wells (Team Bath), Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City Ladies), Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), Nicola Cousins (Cardiff City Ladies), Kerrie Manley (Bristol Academy), Natalie Holt (Liverpool Ladies), Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), Katie Daley (Cardiff City Ladies), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Lauren Townsend, Charlotte Miller, Loren Dykes, Natasha Harding (all Cardiff City Ladies), Gwennan Harries (Bristol Academy), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), Kala Morgan (Middle Tennessee State University) and Joanne Edwards (Liverpool Ladies).
Stand by players:
Rosie Lamprey (Tranmere Rovers Ladies), Milly Durrant (Birmingham City Ladies) and Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa Ladies).
The final match in the group will be against Germany in Kassel on 29th May.
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WOMEN: Under 19s: Bulgaria 3 Wales 2
RESULT: BULGARIA 3 WALES 2.
The Under 19s were today defeated by three goals to two against Bulgair in Sofia. After a 6-0 win on Tuesday Wales faced a much improved Bulgaria side. The Welsh goals were scored by Jordan Frayne with the other an own goal by Bulgarian goalkeeper Roksana Shahanska.
9:02pm Thursday 24th April 2008
RESULT: BULGARIA 0 WALES 6.
The U19 Women's side had a comfortable 6-0 win in the first of their two friendly internationals against Bulgaria. Goals were scored by Shan Jones (2), Lyndsey Davies (2), Sophie Ingle and Kelly Newcombe. The sides play again on Thursday.
10:03am Wednesday 23rd April 2008
The Women’s Under 19 squad has been named for two friendly internationals against the Bulgaria at the National Sports Academy in Sophia.
Wales squad:
Sophie Dando (Cardiff City), Rosie Lamprey (Tranmere Rovers), Emily Hancock (Swansea City), Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City), Sarah Fountain (Caernarfon Town), Lucy Barnett (Swansea City), Sara Hilton (Tranmere Rovers), Alicia Powe (Swansea City), Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), Rachel Cullen (Swansea City), Hope Suominen (Keynsham Town), Kelly Newcombe (Swansea City) , Lyndsey Davies (Blaenavon Blues), Shan Jones (Caernarfon Town), Emily Brown (Liverpool), Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City), Yasmin Leung (Caernarfon Town), Jordan Frayne (Cardiff City)
The matches will be played on 22nd and 24th April 2008.
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WOMEN: Defeat for Wales' women
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RESULT: Wales 0 Netherlands 1
RESULT: Wales 0 Belgium 1
earlier:
Women’s European Championship qualifiers
Wales v Belgium – Sunday 17th February 2008 – Jenner park, Barry Kick off: 2.30pm.
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Wales v Netherlands – Wednesday 20th February 2008 – Newport Stadium Kick off 7.30pm.
The following players have been selected for the above matches:
Wales squad:
Nicola Davies (Liverpool Ladies), Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Kathryn Morgan (Keynsham Town), Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), Nicola Cousins (Cardiff City Ladies), Katie Williams (Blackburn Rovers Ladies), Kerrie Manley (Bristol Academy), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Jessica Fishlock (Bristol Academy), Jayne Ludlow (Arsenal Ladies), Charlotte Miller (Cardiff City Ladies), Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City Ladies), Gwennan Harries (Bristol Academy), Loren Dykes (Cardiff City Ladies), Joanne Edwards (Liverpool Ladies), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool Ladies), Sally Wade (Watford Ladies), Natalie Holt (Liverpool Ladies), Eleri Earnshaw (Long Island University, New York).
Stand-by players
Milly Durrant (Birmingham City Ladies), Lauren Wells (Team Bath), Terri Beddows (Cardiff City Ladies), Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa Ladies) |
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WOMEN: Under 19 defeat
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The Wales Women's Under 19 team lost 7-0 to Germany in Strumica, Macedonia this afternoon to finish the UEFA Qualifying Group 9 matches. Wales went-in to the game knowing that they needed a result to stand any chance of grabbing second place in the group, having already beaten hosts FYR Macedonaia, but loosing to the Czech Republic. The game was all over after 25 minutes, by which time Germany had taken a four goal lead, with a brace of goals a piece for Kim Kulig and Selina Wagner. In the second half, Wagner completed her hat-trick, and there were goals for substitutes Eve Chandraratme and Stefanie Mirlach.
The Welsh girls kept playing to the end, but were well beaten by a very fine side. During the week, all 18 members of the Wales squad featured and several will still be eligible for next season's tournament. - report from the FAW
earlier:
The Wales Women's under 19 team lost 3-2 to the Czech Republic in Strumica, Macedonia on Saturday. This was in the UEFA Under 19 Group 9 qualifiers, and followed a Wales win over Macedonia two days earlier. An exciting game saw the Czechs take the lead on 3 minutes from Veronika Pincova, and then ten minutes later, a second went-in from Marketa Ringelova. However, Wales struck back straight away with a goal from Shan Jones (Caernarfon Town). Then, with seven minutes to go before half time, Wales equalised after an own goal by defender Katerina Kralova.
An even second half looked to be heading for a draw before the Czechs struck with fifteen minutes to go through Marcela Kruzova. As much as Wales tried, there was no equaliser this time and now find themselves needing a result in the final group match against Germany on Tuesday.
earlier:
The Wales Women's Under 19 side opened with a 2-0 win over hosts Macedonia in their UEFA Group 9 qualifying game in Strumica this afternoon (Thursday). The goals came from the Cardiff City pair Aime Lea and Natasha Harding. This was Harding's third goal for Wales in as many games. Wales next face the Czech Republic on Saturday, with a third game against Germany next Tuesday. All of the Wales games are being played in Strumica.
earlier:
Wales' Under 19 Women's squad for the forthcoming UEFA Group 9 qualifiers in Macedonia has been named. The matches will be played between 24th September - 3rd October 2007. Wales will face the hosts, plus Germany and the Czech Republic.
Original Wales squad:
Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Rosie Lamprey (Tranmere Rovers), Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), Terri Beddows (Cardiff City Ladies), Lucy Barnett (Swansea City Ladies), Sarah Fountain (Caernarfon Town Ladies), Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City Ladies), Kelly Watkins (Keynsham Town Ladies), Emily Hancock (Swansea City Ladies), Jodie O’Brien (Cardiff City Ladies), Hope Suominen (Keynsham Town Ladies), Amie Lea (Cardiff City Ladies), Rachel Cullen (Swansea City Ladies), Kelly Newcombe (Swansea City Ladies), Jordon Frayne (Cardiff City Ladies), Shan Jones (Caernarfon Town Ladies), Laurie Harries (Cardiff City Ladies), Natasha Harding (Cardiff City Ladies).
Stand by players
Alicia Powe (Swansea City Ladies), Jessica Lloyd (Swansea City Ladies), Natalie Pritchard (Pwllheli Ladies) Gemma Lewis (Cardiff City Ladies), Ceri Harris (Leeds United), Sophie Dando (Ferndale Fillies) | | |
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