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1 week ago |
faw.cymru | Mackenzie Thomas
As Cymru head coach Rhian Wilkinson climbed the slopes of Yr Wyddfa, preparing to announce her WEURO 2025 squad, she frequently paused – not only to take in the breathtaking landscape but to reflect on a historic journey that has already transformed Welsh football. Since taking charge in February 2024, Wilkinson has led Cymru on an extraordinary journey, guiding the team to its first-ever qualification for a major international tournament.
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1 week ago |
faw.cymru | Mackenzie Thomas
The Football Association of Wales (FAW) is proud to once again stand in solidarity with the LGBTQ+ community as it joins Pride Cymru 2025, marking the event’s 26th year in the heart of Cardiff. Through its celebrations, the FAW remains committed to championing inclusion, representation, and belonging across all levels of Welsh football. On Saturday 21 June, FAW staff members and their families will proudly join the Pride Cymru march through Cardiff donning retro Cymru kits and rainbow bucket hats.
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1 week ago |
faw.cymru | Mackenzie Thomas
The FAW and the English FA have announced a partnership which will see the two governing bodies work together for the first time, to raise the standards of healthcare professionals taking part in football. Beginning this August, the unprecedented partnership will focus on delivering medical courses to final year university students in England and Wales and providing them with a desired qualification.
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2 weeks ago |
faw.cymru | Mackenzie Thomas
The latest episode of FC Cymru brings together key moments and celebrations from the conclusion of the 2024/25 domestic football season. FC Cymru presenter Sophie Davies and former Cymru international Owain Tudur Jones are at Ogi Bridge Meadow Stadium for the JD Cymru Premier European play-off final. Haverfordwest County and Caernarfon Town go head-to-head for a coveted place in next season’s European qualifiers.
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2 weeks ago |
faw.cymru | Mackenzie Thomas
Cymru U21 boss Matty Jones believes his side’s 4-0 defeat to Norway will prove a valuable learning experience as they prepare for a huge UEFA European Championship qualifying campaign. The Young Welsh Dragons were beaten in Spain last Friday by a strong and physically imposing Norwegian side in what was their final friendly before competitive fixtures begin in September.
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