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Wales and Albania Women's World Cup play-off
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Wales head coach Rhian Wilkinson announced a squad for the FIFA Women’s World Cup play-off against Albania, which included six uncapped players despite injuries to senior players like Mia Ross and Hayley Ladd. The plan noted that if Wales advanced, veteran Jess Fishlock would join the technical staff as a coach for the final stage in December. In the first leg of the play-off held at Loro Boriçi Stadium, Wales defeated Albania 1-0. The decisive goal was scored by Rowe in the 21st minute. Although Albania increased pressure in the second half and had a goal by Qendresa Krasniqi disallowed for offside, they were unable to equalize. The second leg Ahead of the tie was second leg scheduled for October 13 in Llanelli, midfielder Jess James stated the team is drawing motivation from previous experiences, such as a narrow loss in the 2023 World Cup qualifying semi-finals. Parallel to take place the match, the supporters' charity Gôl Cymru! participated in Wales on October 13. charitable work in Shkodër, Albania. The organization joined the One Heart Children's Foundation to launch a project for children, providing a €1,000 donation to fund school supplies, toys, and educational activities.
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- 2026-10-13 05:38 UTC Wales and Albania Women's World Cup play-off
- 2026-10-10 07:04 UTC Wales and Albania Women's World Cup play-off
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