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.
posted: 1:07pm Friday 18th April 2008 | | |
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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.
13:05pm Friday 4th 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.
also
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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