WOMEN: Wales 15 Azerbaijan 0
WALES 15 AZERBAIJAN 0.
The woman's team beat Azerbaijan 15-0 at Newtown this afternoon in the FIFA World Cup 2011 qualifier.
In their final home game of the campaign, Wales scored after just 3 minutes and never looked back. The goals came at regular intervals and it was 7-0 at half time. By the end, it was a record 15. They came from Helen Lander (6), Gwen Harries (3), Michelle Green (2), Jasmin Dutton, Sophie Ingle, Jessica Fishlock, Kerrie Manley. The six scored by Helen Lander is a record for a Wales player.
The result was a record for Wales, the team now travel to Sweden for the final game of the campaign on Wednesday. - info from the FAW
Wales line up:
1. Nicola Davies (RAF), 2. Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa), 3. Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), 4. Kerrie Manley (Aston Villa), 5. Emma Jones (Bristol Academy) (Capt), 6. Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 7. Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 8. Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City), 9. Helen Lander (Chelsea), 10. Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar), 11. Gwennan Harries (Everton).
Subs: 12. Sophie Dando (Cardiff City), 13. Emma Plewa (Chelsea), 14. Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City), 15. Sally Wade (Barnet), 16. Josie Green (Watford), 17. Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), 18. Kylie Davies (Chelsea).
updated: Sat, 21 August, 2010 17:33 UK.
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FAW: New team manager
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NEW TEAM MANAGER
The Football Association of Wales has announced the appointment of Mr. Jarmo Matikainen from Helsinki, Finland as the new National Women’s Teams Manager.
He worked as a head coach with Ponnistus before working with various Finnish women’s national sides from 1999 onwards. This included helping the A team reach the semi-finals of the 2005 Women’s Euros. In the same year, he took the Under 19 side to the semi-finals of their tournament.
Most recently, his work at the Finnish FA has been as head of the Women’s and Girls national teams.
Fluent in five different languages, Jarmo will have a brief to manage the Women’s national teams at Senior, Under 19 and Under 17 level. In addition it will be his job to co-ordinate a strategy for Women’s Football in Wales with the FAW and Welsh Football Trust.
updated: Fri, 20 August, 2010 19:05 UK.
The FAW will be announcing the new Women's Teams Manager at a media briefing on Friday 20th August 2010 at 10.30am. This will be at the FAW offices in Cardiff.
The post will cover all aspects of Women's and Girls Football in Wales. The person will be responsible for the Senior Women's squad, as well as those at Under 19 and 17 level.
Women's football is the fastest growing sport in the world and the FAW are delighted that this far-sighted appointment has been made.
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WOMEN: Wales 0 Sweden 4
 FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES.
Wales 0 Sweden 4:
Wales line up:
1. Rhian Nokes, 2. Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa), 3. Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), 4. Kerrie Manley (Birmingham City), 5. Emma Jones (Bristol Academy) (Capt), 6. Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 7. Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 8. Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), 9. Helen Lander (Arsenal), 10. Gwen Harries (Everton), 11. Jess Fishlockl (AZ Alkmaar).
Subs: 12. Sophie Dando (Cardiff City), 13. Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), 14. Kylie Davies (Chelsea), 15. Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City), 16. Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City), 17. Cheryl Foster (Liverpool), 18. Emma Plewa (Bristol Academy).
updated: Thursday, 1st April 2010, 11:48 UK.
On Wednesday 31st March, the Wales women’s team will play Sweden at The Airfield, Airbus UK Broughton FC in a FIFA Women’s World Cup 2011 qualifying match.
Wales are in Group 8 of the qualifiers, alongside Azerbaijan, the Czech Republic, Belgium and Sweden.
So far Wales has two wins (against Czech Rep (H) and Belgium (A)) and three defeats (Belgium (H), Czech Rep (A) and Azerbaijan (A)).
The Wales squad is drawn from all over British women’s football – and Europe too, with midfielder Jess Fishlock playing in the Netherlands for AZ Alkmaar. Others to watch are Cheryl Foster (Liverpool), Gwen Harries (Everton) and Helen Lander (Arsenal).
Admission to the game is free and kick off is at 7pm. The FAW hope that there will be a good turn out for the match, especially from children and those involved in women’s football in the area.
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WOMEN: Belgium 2 Wales 3
 FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES
RESULT: Belgium 2 Wales 3.
GOALS Belgium:
Philtjens 64'
Zeler 72'
GOALS Wales:
Dykes 20'
Daley 42' (Pen)
Jones 90+1'
updated: Sunday, 28th March 2010, 17:02 UK.
Adrian Tucker has announced the team to play Belgium in this afternoon's (Sunday) FIFA World Cup qualifying match.
Wales line up:
1. Rhian Nokes (GK) (Cardiff City Ladies), 2. Erin Vaughan (Aston Villa), 3. Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), 4. Kerrie Manley (Aston Villa), 5. Emma Jones (Capt) (Bristol Academy), 6. Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 7. Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 8. Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), 9. Helen Lander (Arsenal), 10. Gwennan Harries (Everton), 11. Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar).
Subs:
12. Sophie Dando (GK) (Cardiff City Ladies), 13. Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), 14. Kylie Davies (Chelsea), 15. Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), 16. Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City Ladies), 17. Cheryl Foster (Liverpool), 18. Emma Plewa (Bristol Academy) .
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WOMEN: Azerbaijan 2 Wales 1
FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES
A 2-1 defeat for Wales against Azerbaijan in their fourth Group 8 qualifying match of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. Goalscorer for Wales was Helen Lander.
Next matches are in March 2010, away against Belgium on 28th, and home against Sweden on 31st. Venues are to be confirmed.
CZECH REPUBLIC 2 WALES 1
A 2-1 defeat for Wales against the Czech Republic in their third Group 8 qualifying match of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. Goalscorer for Wales was Jessica Fishlock after 17 minutes. Next up is a trip to Baku to face Azerbaijan on Wednesday (28th October 2009).
Group 8 table:
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TEAMS |
Pld |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
Pts |
| Sweden |
3 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
9 |
2 |
9 |
| Azerbaijan |
2 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
4 |
3 |
| Belgium |
3 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
3 |
6 |
3 |
| Wales |
4 |
1 |
0 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
3 |
| Czech Republic |
2 |
1 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
3 |
3 |
updated: Thursday, 29th October 2009, 08:42 UK.
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WOMEN: Under 17 friendly matches
RESULTS:
Wednesday 30th September 2009: Belgium 2 Wales 1
Monday 28th September 2009: Belgium 1 Wales 0. |
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WOMEN: UEFA Under 19
 DENMARK 2 WALES 1
The Women's Under 19 lost 2-1 to Denmark in their final game of the UEFA European Women's Under 19 Championship 2009/10 Group 3 tournament.
Wales' consolation goal was scored by Lisa Bird after 84 minutes.
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TEAMS |
Pld |
W |
D |
L |
F |
A |
Pts |
| Denmark |
3 |
3 |
0 |
0 |
14 |
1 |
9 |
| Bosnia-Herzegovina |
3 |
2 |
0 |
1 |
9 |
9 |
6 |
| Wales |
3 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
8 |
8 |
3 |
| Moldova |
3 |
0 |
0 |
3 |
0 |
13 |
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MOLDOVA 0 WALES 5
The Wales Women's Under 19 beat Moldova 5-0 in their second match of the UEFA Women's Under 19 Championship group 3 tournament in Denmark.
Goals were scored by Mikaela Welford, Lisa Bird, Sharla Passariello and Sarah Adams, Wales' other goal was and own goal by Inna Culooglo.
Wales will play Denmark next on Thursday (24th September) at Vanlose Idraetspark.
The Under 19 women's side lost their first qualifying round Group 3 match of the UEFA Under 19 Championship 2009/10 against Bosnia-Herzegovina 6-2. Other group 3 result Denmark 5 Moldova 0.
Wales now face Moldova on Monday, with the Denmark game to be played on Thursday.
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WOMEN: World cup matches
FIFA WORLD CUP MATCHES
A 2-0 win for Wales against the Czech Republic in their second qualifying match of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup. Goalscorers for Wales were Jessica Fishlock after 17 minutes and Emma Plewa after 86 minutes.
updated: Thursday, 24th September 2009, 07:34 UK.
Wales 0 Belgium 1.
Defeat for Wales in their opening World cup match against Belgium at the Bridge Meadow Stadium, Haverfordwest.
Wales squad:
Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City Ladies), Lauren Wells (Team Bath), Sally Wade (Watford), Emma Jones (Bristol Academy),Nicola Cousins (Cardiff City Ladies), Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City Ladies), Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City Ladies), Katie Williams (Liverpool), Kerrie Manley (Birmingham City), Jayne Ludlow (Arsenal), Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar), Gwennan Harries (Everton), Emma Plewa (Lee University), Cheryl Foster (Liverpool), Helen Lander (Arsenal),
Stand by players:
Alicia Powe (Swansea City), Terri Beddows (Cardiff City Ladies), Charlotte Miller (Cardiff City Ladies), Natasha Harding (Cardiff City Ladies).
Matches:
Wales v Belgium - Sunday 20th September at Bridge Meadow Stadium, Haverfordwest, kick off at 3pm.
Wales v Czech Republic - Wednesday 23rd September at Stebonheath Park, Llanelli, kick off at 7pm.
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WOMENS: Under 19s v Bulgaria
UNDER 19 WALES 2 BULGARIA 1:
Wales defeated Bulgaria 2-1.
Wales goalscorers were Lisa Bird after 14 minutes and Sophie Ingle after 88 minutes.
Match played at Plough Road, Goytre (Near Abergavenny) on Thursday 27th August kick off at 6pm.
UNDER 19 WALES 2 BULGARIA 2:
Wales and Bulgaria drew 2-2 at Cwmbran Stadium.
Wales goalscorers were Ellie Davies after 4 minutes and substitute Lisa Bird after 87 minutes.
Match played at Stadium, Cwmbran, kick off 2pm on Tuesday 25th August.
updated: Friday,28th August 2009, 08:35 UK.
earlier:
The Women's Under 19 squad has been named by Andy Beattie, for the two friendly internationals against Bulgaria.
Wales squad:
Sophie Dando (Cardiff City Ladies), Elisa Williams (Blaenavon Blues), Jasmin Dutton Tranmere Rovers), Nia Jones (Northop Girls), Yasmin Leung (Tranmere Rovers),
Kirsty Lewis (Cardiff City Ladies), Lisa Anderson Edwards (Swansea City Ladies), Ceri Hudson (Cardiff City Ladies), Sophie Davies (Shrewsbury Town), Sophie Ingle (Cardiff City Ladies), Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), Ellie Davies (Cardiff City Ladies), Rachel Rowe (Landore Colts), Mikaela Welford (Wellingborough Diamonds), Lyndsey Davies (Blaenavon Blues), Cori Williams (Cardiff City Ladies), Danielle Broadhurst (Cardiff City Ladies), Lisa Bird (Cardiff City Ladies)
Stand by Players:
Beatrice Merrett (Chelsea Academy), Paige Keenan (Northop Girls), Tija Richardson (), Jodie Passmore (Swansea City Ladies), Sophie Tyla Jones (Tranmere Rovers), Stephanie Hughson (West Bromwich Albion), Ellen Phillips (Dinas Powys), Zoe Atkins (Cardiff City Ladies), Kierra Deeks (Cardiff City Ladies), Rachel Griffiths (Cardiff City Ladies), Donna Abbott (Cardiff City Ladies).
The matches will be played at the Stadium, Cwmbran, kick off 2pm on Tuesday 25th August and Plough Road, Goytre (Near Abergavenny) on Thursday 27th August kick off at 6pm.
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WOMEN: Wales 3 Slovenia 0
 FRIENDLY RESULT: WALES 3 SLOVENIA 0.
A comfortable 3-0 win for the Women's senior side against Slovenia.
Goalscorers for Wales were Gwen Harries after 13 and 50 minutes and Loren Dykes after 45 minutes.
Wales line up:
1.Rhian Nokes (Cardiff City), 2.Sally Wade (Watford), 3.Lauren Townsend (Cardiff City), 4.Emma Jones (Bristol Academy), 5.Nicola Cousins (Cardiff City), 6.Katie Daley (Bristol Academy), 7.Loren Dykes (Bristol Academy), 8.Michelle Green (Bristol Academy), 9.Cheryl Foster Capt (Liverpool), 10.Gwennan Harries (Everton), 11.Jessica Fishlock (AZ Alkmaar).
Subs: 12.Sophie Dando (Cardiff City), 13.Carla Parfitt (Cardiff City), 14.Sharla Passariello (Bristol Academy), 15.Yasmin Leung (Tranmere Rovers), 16.Jasmin Dutton (Tranmere Rovers), 17.Alicia Powe (Swansea City), 18.Kerrie Manley (Bristol Academy).
updated: Sunday,23rd August 2009, 19:10 UK.
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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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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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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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