Chloe Williams called up, Hayley Ladd withdrawn due to injury
Wed 31 Mar 21
Wales squad as of 31 Mar 21
Laura O’Sullivan (Cardiff City Ladies) Olivia Clark (Coventry United) Poppy Soper (Plymouth Argyle) Rhiannon Roberts (Liverpool) Gemma Evans (Bristol City) Maria Francis-Jones (Cardiff City Ladies) Charlie Estcourt (London Bees) Hayley Ladd (Manchester United) Josie Green (Tottenham Hotspur) Elise Hughes (Everton - on loan at Blackburn Rovers) Anna Filbey (Tottenham Hotspur - on loan at Celtic) Sophie Ingle (Chelsea) Angharad James (Reading) Jess Fishlock (Ol Reign - on loan at Reading) Carrie Jones (Manchester United) Kayleigh Green (Brighton & Hove Albion) Natasha Harding (Reading) Rachel Rowe (Reading) Helen Ward (Watford) Lily Woodham (Reading) Georgia Walters (Blackburn Rovers) Ffion Morgan (Crystal Palace) Esther Morgan (Tottenham Hotspur) Ceri Holland (Liverpool) Bethan Roberts (Reading) Kylie Nolan (Cardiff City Ladies)
Gemma Grainger: "With the squad needing submitting only two days into the job, it was really important for me toutilizethe existing staff from the February camp to select the squad.We want to playthe higher rankednationsand there’s no better test as we look to prepare for the World Cup qualifying campaign and the next four years"
Thu 25 Mar 21
Confirmed venue Wales v Canada : Fri 9 Apr 21 - Leckwith Stadium
Tue 9 Mar 21
Wales' women will take on Canada and Denmark at home in April, as part of the 2023 FIFA Women’s World Cup preparations
Fixtures Wales v Canada : Fri 9 Apr 21 - Leckwith Stadium : Kick off 6pm Wales v Debmark : Mon 13 Apr 21 - Cardiff City Stadium : Kick off 7:15pm
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