Welsh Women Aim to Make History at Women's European Championship

Wales seeks to eliminate defending champions England with a draw on Sunday in the Women's European Championship Group D. Despite a history of losing, Wales is motivated by national pride and rivalry. England could still advance, but Wales hopes to spoil their quarterfinal hopes.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Stgallen | Updated: 13-07-2025 09:21 IST | Created: 13-07-2025 09:21 IST
Welsh Women Aim to Make History at Women's European Championship
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In an intense showdown at the Women's European Championship, Wales is poised to potentially knock out defending champion England with a draw in their Group D encounter. The match is more than just a game for the Welsh, sparked by a historical rivalry.

Captain Angharad James and coach Rhian Wilkinson have tapped into the national pride that fuels the team's desire to upset England. Although they have never beaten England before, a draw would suffice to prevent England from advancing easily to the quarterfinals.

While coach Wilkinson acknowledges the challenge, she sees it as a golden opportunity to uplift the women's game. Welsh passion will be palpable as the national anthem echoes in the stadium, setting the stage for a memorable contest.

(With inputs from agencies.)

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