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UNDER 21: Wales 1 Austria 0
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 UNDER 21: WALES 1 AUSTRIA 0
GOALS:
Elliott Chamberlain 74'
Wales line up:
1. Rhys Taylor (loan Crewe), 2. Ashley Richards (Swansea City), 3. James Bloom (Falkirk), 4. Lee Lucas (Swansea City), 5. David Stephens (Hibs), 6. Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), 7. Joe Partington (loan Eastbourne) (Capt), 8. Billy Bodin (Swindon Town), 9. Robert Ogleby (Hearts), 10. Ryan Doble (Southampton), 11. Nathan Craig (Everton).
Subs: 12. David Cornell (Swansea City), 13. Troy Brown (Ipswich Town), 14. Paul Dummett (Newcastle United), 15. Tom Bender (Colchester United), 16. Casey Thomas (Swansea City), 17. Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), 18. Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City).
Other information:
Friendly: Wales v Austria.
Venue: Newport Stadium. Newport.
Date: Wednesday 17th November 2010.
Kick off: 7.45pm
Referee: -
Other: _.
LIVE: -.
updated: Wed, 17 November, 2010 22:07 UK.
TEAM NEWS:
There are four changes to the squad. Out are Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town), Jake Taylor (Reading), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City) and Joe Allen (Swansea City). Called up are Robert Ogleby (Hearts), Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City), James Bloom (Falkirk) and Tom Bender (Colchester United).
Brian Flynn, has named his squad, there is doubt about the fitness of Tom Bradshaw who has an ankle injury, he is expected to be out for around three weeks.
Wales squad line up:
Goalkeepers: Rhys Taylor (Crewe Alexandra), David Cornell (Swansea City).
Defenders: Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), Ashley Richards (Swansea City), Paul Dummett (Newcastle United), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City), Troy Brown (Ipswich Town), David Stephens (Hibernian).
Midfielders: Nathan Craig (Everton), Lee Lucas (Swansea City), Joe Allen (Swansea City), Billy Bodin (Swindon Town), Joe Partington (loan Eastbourne Borough), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace).
Forwards: Ryan Doble (Southampton), Jake Taylor (Reading), Casey Thomas (Swansea City), Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town).
Stand-by players:
Jonathan Bond (Watford), Joe Walsh (Swansea City), Tom Bender (Colchester United), Robert Ogleby (Hearts), Jonathan Meades (Cardiff City - FK Moss).
Troy Brown, Paul Dumett and Tom Bradshaw are all uncapped at this level.
Manager Brian Flynn: "We played Austria in Parndorf at the end of last season in a friendly and had a very good work-out. We lost the game by a single goal, but it gave me the chance to start looking at potential new players for the future. This continues now with the return friendly. I need to replace the likes of Shaun MacDonald, Mark Bradley, Hal Robson-Kanu etc who are now too old for the squad, but I am happy that we have some good youngsters ready to step-up. Some were with me last week in our Under 19 mini-tournament qualifiers in South Wales, so I know plenty about them. I hope that the Newport fans will turn-out in strength to support the match at their local club, as well as other from across South Wales and the rest of the country too. These lads are the future and deserve our support".
updated: Fri, 29 October, 2010 12:05 UK.
The FAW have confirmed the Under 21's will play Austria in November.
The match will be on Wednesday 17th,
at the Newport Stadium, kick off at 7.45pm.
The game is a return fixture for the friendly that was played in Parndorf in May. Austria won that game 1-0.
The Wales squad will be selected from players who are qualified for the next UEFA Under 21 Championships. Brian Flynn's squad will be announced later this week.
Admission will be £5 for adults, £3 for senior citizens and juniors (Under 16).
posted: Tue, 26 October, 2010 17:13 UK.
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Wednesday 17th November 2010
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 FLYNN Q&A
Brian Flynn, will hold a Q&A session at the Newport County FC Social Club - Bar Amber - On Tuesday 16th November at 7pm.
The evening will be an informal one and hosted by the FAW's Ian Gwyn Hughes. Brian Flynn will be on-hand to answer fans questions and tell a few stories too!
The evening will finish around 8.15pm to allow Brian to return to the team hotel to continue preparations for the Under 21 match with Austria that will be at the Newport Stadium the following evening at 7.45pm.
The admission is free of charge for the Q&A evening and there will be a chance to win a signed Wales football from the recent senior match with Bulgaria.
posted: Thu, 11 November, 2010 15:58 UK.
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Thursday 11th November 2010
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Friday 5th November 2010
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UNDER 19: Kazakhstan 1 Wales 1
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 KAZAKHSTAN 1 WALES 1
Wales qualify for the Elite round.
Wales line up:
12. Daniel Ward (Wrexham), 2. Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), 3. Max Penk (Wrexham), 5. Adam Matthews (Cardiff City) (Capt), 7. Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), 8. Lee Lucas (Swansea City), 10. Billy Bodin (SWindon Town), 11. Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), 14. Kayelden Brown (WBA), 17. Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town), 18. Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City)
Subs: 1. Jonathan Bond (Watford), 4. Joe Walsh (Swansea City), 6. Tom Bender (Colchester United), 9. Aaron Holloway (Bristol City), 13. Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), 15. Josh Dawkin (Norwich City), 16. Ibrahim Farah (Cardiff City).
Other group result: Turkey 2 Iceland 1.
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10 |
5 |
7 |
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3 |
1 |
2 |
0 |
6 |
5 |
5 |
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3 |
1 |
0 |
2 |
6 |
4 |
3 |
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Kazakhstan |
3 |
0 |
1 |
2 |
2 |
10 |
1 |
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ICELAND 1 WALES 2
Iceland:
Thorarinsoon 35' (pen)
Wales:
Bodin 56' (pen), Chambarlain 79'.
Wales line up:
1. Jonathan Bond (Watford), 2. Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), 4. Joe Walsh (Swansea City), 5. Adam Matthews (Cardiff City) (Capt), 7. Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), 8. Lee Lucas (Swansea City), 9. Aaron Holloway (Bristol City), 10. Bily Bodin (Swindon Town), 13. Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), 14. Kayelden Brown (WBA), 17. Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town).
Subs: 3. Max Penk (Wrexham), 6. Tom Bender (Colchester United), 11. Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), 12. Daniel Ward (Wrexham), 15. Josh Dawkin (Norwich City), 16. Ibrahim Farah (Cardiff City), 18. Elliot Chamberlain (Leicester City).
Other group result: Turkey 5 Kazakhstan 1.
updated: Fri, 20 October, 2010 20:49 UK.
 TURKEY 3 WALES 3.
Turkey:
Engin 7, Özbek 59, Muhammet Demir 61
Wales:
Holloway 57, Bradshaw 90+, Matthews 90+ (Pen)
A draw for the Under 19s in their opening UEFA qualifier against Turkey. Two goals in injury time secured a point for Brian Flynn’s side. More to follow and final score TBC.
Other group result: Iceland 4 Kazakhstan 0.
Wales line up:
1. Jonathan Bond, 2. Daniel Alfei, 4. Joe Walsh, 5. Adam Matthews (Capt), 6. Tom Bender, 8. Lee Lucas, 9. Aaron Holloway, 10. Billy Bodin, 11. Reece Jones, 15. Josh Dawkin, 18. Elliott Chamberlain.
Subs: 3. Max Penk, 7. Kieron Freeman, 12. Daniel Ward, 13. Jonathan Williams, 14. Keyelden Brown, 16. Ibrahim Farah, 17. Tom Bradshaw.
Out from the original squad is Richard Peniket (ankle injury), called up as replacement is Ibrahim Farah (Cardiff City).
The Under 19s will be in action in October when Carmarthen, LLanelli and Bridgend host the UEFA Under 19 Qualifier's for the 2010/11 season. Wales are in Group 1 with Turkey, Iceland and Kazakhstan. Admission is free to all games.
Wales squad:
Daniel Ward (Wrexham), Jonathan Bond (Watford), Kieron Freeman (Nottingham Forest), Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), Joe Walsh (Swansea City), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City), Aaron Holloway (Bristol City), Tom Bender (Colchester United), Max Penk (Wrexham), Daniel Alfei (Swansea City), Josh Dawkin (Norwich City), Tom Bradshaw (Shrewsbury Town), Kayelden Brown (WBA), Billy Bodin (Swindon Town), Lee Lucas (Swansea City), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), Elliott Chamberlain (Leicester City), Richard Peniket (Fulham).
 Wales fixtures:Turkey v Wales: Wednesday 20 October 2010, Kick-off: 17:00 Venue: Richmond Park, Carmarthen.
Iceland v Wales: Friday 22 October 2010, Kick-off: 17:00 Venue: Stebonheath Park, Llanelli.
Kazakhstan v Wales: Monday 25 October 2010, Kick-off: 17:00 Venue: Brewery Field, Bridgend.
Group matches:
The top two in each qualifying round section, plus the two third-placed sides with the best record against the top two in their group, will progress to the elite round, which will be played in the spring of 2011.
earlier:
The draw for the Under 19 first qualifying rounds of the 2010-2011 championship has been made. Wales are in Group 1 with Turkey, Iceland and Kazakhstan.
The matches will be played between 19th - 26th October 2010.
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Monday 25th October 2010
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FAW: New Wales away kit
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Wales captain, Ashley Williams and Joe Allen will be on hand to launch the new Wales away kit at the JJB stores in Union Street, Swansea, from 4.30pm on Thursday 28th October.
The new white kit was worn by Wales in Switzerland for the recent Euro Qualifier.
The players will be happy to sign autographs and chat to fans.
posted: Fri, 22 October, 2010 15:08 UK.
updated: Fri, 29 October, 2010 09:52 UK.
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Friday 22nd October 2010
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PLAYERS: Appearance weekend 16 Oct 10
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Wayne Hennessey (Gk) |
Wolves |
v West Ham |
16 Oct 10 |
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Boaz Myhill (Gk) |
WBA |
v Man Utd |
16 Oct 10 |
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James Collins |
Aston Villa |
v Chelsea |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Chris Gunter |
Nottm Forest |
v Barnsley |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Neal Eardley |
Blackpool |
v Man City |
17 Oct 10 |
- |
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Lewin Nyatanga |
Bristol City |
v Cardiff |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Sam Ricketts |
Bolton |
v Stoke |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gareth Bale |
Tottenham |
v Fulham |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Craig Morgan |
Preston |
v Derby |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ashley Williams |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Danny Collins |
Stoke City |
v Bolton |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Darcy Blake |
Cardiff |
v Bristol City |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Craig Bellamy |
^Cardiff City |
v Bristol City |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Robert Earnshaw |
Nottm Forest |
v Barnsley |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Joe Ledley |
Celtic |
v Dundee Utd |
17 Oct 10 |
- |
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Brian Stock |
Doncaster |
v Scunthorpe |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jack Collison |
West Ham Utd |
v Wolves |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Aaron Ramsey |
Arsenal |
v Birmingham |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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David Edwards |
Wolves |
v West Ham |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andy King |
Leicester City |
v Hull |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andrew Crofts |
Norwich City |
v QPR |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Vaughan |
Blackpool |
v Man City |
17 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andy Dorman |
Crystal Palce |
v Millwall |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ched Evans |
Sheff Utd |
v Burnley |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Sam Vokes |
^Bristol City |
v Cardiff |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Simon Church |
Reading |
v Swansea |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Steve Morison |
Millwall |
v Crystal Palace |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Cotterill |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Young Guns |
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David Cornell (Gk) |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jonathan Bond (Gk) |
Watford |
v Portsmouth |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Neil Taylor |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Hal Robson-Kanu |
Reading |
v Swansea |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Joe Allen |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Shaun MacDonald |
^Yeovil |
v Sheff Wed |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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James Wilson |
Bristol City |
v Cardiff |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Christian Ribeiro |
Bristol City |
v Cardiff |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ashley Richards |
Swansea |
v Reading |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Adam Matthews |
Cardiff |
v Bristol City |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Stephens |
Hibernian |
v Kilmarnock |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Troy Brown |
Ipswich Town |
v Coventry |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jake Taylor |
Reading |
v Swansea |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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other players |
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Lewis Price (Gk) |
Crystal Palace |
v Millwall |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jason Brown (Gk) |
^Leeds |
v Middlesbrough |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Kyle Letheren |
Kilmarnock |
v Hibernian |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ben Turner |
Coventry City |
v Ipswich |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gareth Roberts |
Derby County |
v Preston |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Rob Edwards |
Blackpool |
v Man City |
17 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gavin Williams |
^Yeovil |
v Sheff Wed |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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John Oster |
Doncaster |
v Scunthorpe |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Owain Tudur Jones |
^Yeovil |
v Sheff Wed |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Paul Parry |
Preston |
v Derby |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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Freddy Eastwood |
Coventry City |
v Ipswich |
16 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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David Jones |
Wolves |
v West Ham |
16 Oct 10 |
- |
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EURO 2012: Switzerland 4 Wales 1
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 SWITZERLAND (2) 4 WALES (1) 1
GOALS Switzerland:
Stocker 8, 89
Streller 21
Inler 82
GOALS Wales:
Bale 13
A 4-1 defeat for Wales in their Euro 2012 qualifying Group G game against Switzerland in Basel.
The score line harsh for Brian Flynn’s side at the end, but with some defensive mistakes throughout, Switzerland ran out comfortable winners.
Three defeats on the bounce in the opening group matches have left caretaker boss Brian Flynn’s side bottom of the group.
Wales starting line up:
1. Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), 2. Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), 3. Danny Collins (Stoke City),4. James Collins (Aston Villa), 5. Andrew Crofts (Norwich City), 6. Ashley Williams (Swansea City) (Capt), 7. David Edwards (Wolves), 8. Andy King (Leicester City), 9. Simon Church (Reading), 10. David Vaughan (Blackpool), 11. Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur).
Subs: 12. David Cornell (GK) (Swansea City), 13. Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), 14. Craig Morgan (Preston), 15. Neil Taylor (Swansea City), 16. Shaun MacDonald (loan Yeovil Town), 17. Ryan Doble (Southampton), 18. Steve Morison (Millwall).
Other information:
Euro 2012: Switzerland v Wales.
Venue: St.Jakob Park, Basel.
Date: Tuesday 12th October 2010.
Kick off: 8.30pm (local time), 7:30pm UK
Referee: Alain Hamer (Luxembourg)
Other: Wales in all white.
LIVE: Sky Sports 2.
updated: Tue, 12 October, 2010 21:23 UK.
There is a doubt over the fitness of Ashley Williams (ankle). Darcy Blake is set to win his first cap at right back.
Called up are Rhoys Wiggins (Bournemouth), Shaun MacDonald (loan Yeovil Town) and Ashley 'Jazz' Richards (Swansea City). Out are Joe Ledley (Ledley has returned to Glasgow to be with his partner at the birth of their first child) and Hal Robson-Kanu (hamstring injury). Central defender, Craig Morgan will also join up with the squad, he will fly to Switzerland on Monday.
Ched Evans is out with a groin injury. He has returned to his club who have said he is in for treatment over the weekend and will the miss the trip. (this to be confirmed by the FAW). Joe Allen is also out with a groin injury.
Both Sam Ricketts and Chris Gunter are suspended.
Wales squad:
Goalkeepers: Jonathan Bond (Watford), David Cornell (Swansea City), Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), Danny Collins (Stoke City), James Collins (Aston Villa), Adam Matthews (Cardiff City), Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), Ashley Richards (Swansea City), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Rhoys Wiggins (Bournemouth), Ashley Williams (Swansea City)
Midfielders: Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), Andrew Crofts (Norwich City), Ryan Doble (Southampton), David Edwards (Wolves), Andy King (Leicester City), Shaun MacDonald (loan Yeovil Town), David Vaughan (Blackpool)
Forwards: Simon Church (Reading), Steve Morison (Millwall).
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Wales' away game in the Euro 2012 qualifying campaign against Switzerland on Tuesday 12th October 2010, is set to be played in Basel (info on the Calendar page on the Swiss FA website).
Venue now confirmed by the FAW.
St.Jakob Park in Basel, is some 85km from Zurich. Kick off time will be 8.30pm local, 7.30pm UK. The ground is home to FC Basel and seats 42,500. So far around 750 Wales supporters are expected to make the trip. |
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EURO 2012: Wales 0 Bulgaria 1
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  WALES (0) 0 BULGARIA (0) 1
GOALS
Wales:
Bulgaria: Popov 48
Brian Flynn’s first game in charge ended in a disappointing defeat against Bulgaria. Defeat in Cardiff leave Wales with no points from the opening two games in Group G.
Full Time: Wales 0 Bulgaria 1. Att 14,061
94 min. Gunter off. Straight red card.
92 min. Bulgaria are looking dangerous as Wales look for an equaliser.
90 min. 5 mins added time.
90 min. Bulgaria break away on the right, Yankov’s shot is saved well by Hennessey.
89 min. Great cross from Bale on the right, Robson-Kanu’s header just goes over the bar.
86 min. Gunter defends well, and set Wales on another attack, foul on Robson-Kanu. Free kick Wales.
82 min. Sub on: Robson-Kanu for Morison.
80 min. Bulgaria break well, and look dangerous, Ricketts lucky to get away with a shoulder charge.
79 min. Foul on Bale on the left, free kick comes to nothing.
76 min. Free kick Wales on the left, taken by Bale find Collins on the far post his header goes over.
68 min. Sub on: Church for Edwards.
67 min. Foul by James Collins on Makriev, Free kick Bulgaria 24 yards out from Georgiev is pushed away by Hennessey, corner Bulgaria, Wales clear the danger, goal kick Wales.
65 min. A run by Bale down the left, his cross goes over the line for a goal kick.
64 min. A quick free kick by Stiliyan Petrov from 45 yards flies over the bar.
61 min. Good play in midfield by Vaughan, sets Bale away on the right, his cross is cleared for a corner.
59 min. Sub on: King for Ledley.
56 min. A good through ball to Morison, he passes the last defender, 14 yards out on the right side, he shoots, Mihailov saves well, corner Wales.
54 min. A quick break by Bulgaria, Petrov’s left foot shot from outside the area goes wide.
51 min. A 35 yard shot from Stiliyan Petrov, is pushed away by Hennessey for a corner.
48 min. Good work by Bulgaria on the right, ball comes into the box for Popov, his right foot shot goes past Hennessey and in off the post. Wales 0 Bulgaria 1.
47 min. Bulgaria come close, with efforts from Stiliyan and Martin Petrov blocked by the Wales defence.
 Half Time: Wales 0 Bulgaria 0.
45 min+2. Long range effort by Popov goes over the bar
45 min. Bale’s dangerous cross with his right foot on the right, is cleared to Danny Collins on the left, his excellent cross is meet by Morison, but his downward header from 6 yards out is saved well by Mihailov.
44 min. Makriev and Popov combine, but Ricketts clears the danger.
43 min. Great run by Bale down the middle, Bulgaria finally stop in, and clear the danger.
42 min. Yellow card Ricketts, now suspended for the game against Switzerland.
38 min. Morison and Ledley combine well, a great cross from the left by Ledley, flashes across the 6 yard box, Bale just missing it.
37 min. Good play on the Wales left by Bulgaria, shot by Martin Petrov goes over.
33 min. Good ball by Collins into Morison, he turns but Bulgaria defend it well.
29 min. Popov again causing problems to the Wales defence, corner Bulgaria on the left, Hennessey saves well.
28 min. Good move from Wales on the right between Gunter and Morison, Bulgaria clear the danger.
24 min. Poor marking by Wales on the right, let in Bulgaria, but they fail to take the opportunity.
19 min. Good work between Collins, Morison and Bale earn Wales a corner on the left.
10 min. Mistake in midfield for Wales, lets in Petrov, his shot from 18 yards is saved well by Hennessey.
8 min. Good work by Ledley and Bale on the left, Ledley’s cross finds Gunter coming in from the right, his shot goes narrowly wide.
7 min. A quick free kick by Edwards is intercepted, Bulgaria are quick on the break, and get a corner, Hennessey saves well.
3 min. Handball by Bulgaria, Free kick on the right for Wales comes to nothing.
Wales line up:
1. Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), 2. Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), 3. Danny Collins (Stoke City), 4. Ashley Williams (Swansea City) Capt, 5. James Collins (Aston Villa), 6. Sam Ricketts (Bolton), 7. David Edwards (Wolves), 8. David Vaughan (Blackpool), 9. Steve Morison (Millwall), 10. Joe Ledley (Celtic), 11. Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur)
Subs: 12. Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion), 13. Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), 14. Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), 15. Andy King (Leicester City), 16. Andrew Crofts (Norwich City), 17. Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), 18. Simon Church (Reading).
updated: Fri, 8 October, 2010 21:30 UK.
Both Ched Evans and Joe Allen are out due to groin injuries. Both players have returned to their clubs, for treatment. "Both have gone back to their clubs for intensive treatment and we are going to reassess the situation on Saturday." - Brian Flynn.
Defender Adam Matthews (Cardiff City) has been added to the squad.
Ashley Williams has been confirmed as captain. Tickets are selling well for the game, and it is hoped that fans will buy their tickets before the day of the game to ease congestion issues at the stadium.
TICKET NEWS: The 'Advance' ticket price for the Wales v Bulgaria Euro qualifier will apply on match day until 5pm. After this time, the higher priced 'Match Day' price will apply. This will increase ticket prices by £5 per ticket.
other information:
Euro 2012: Wales v Bulgaria.
Venue: Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff.
Date: Friday 8th October 2010.
Kick off: 7.30pm.
Referee: Jonas Eriksson (Sweden).
Other: -.
LIVE: Live on Sky Sports 3.
Robert Earnshaw has been forced to withdraw from the squad with a thigh injury. Neal Eardley is also out with an ankle injury, whilst Brian Stock is out with a back problem. Danny Gabbidon is another to withdraw after retiring from International football.
There is a first senior call-up for Southampton's Ryan Doble. Also called up are Swansea defender Neil Taylor, Darcy Blake (Cardiff City) and Norwich City midfielder Andrew Crofts.
Squad have meet up on Monday afternoon (4th October). The squad will also be at the FAW awards dinner on Monday evening.
So far around 9,000 tickets have been sold. (upto Friday 01/10.)
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Caretaker boss Brian Flynn, has named the Wales squad. The squad sees two uncapped players - David Cornell (Swansea City) and Jonathan Bond (Watford). Both are included to give them an early taste of the senior international set-up.
There is a recall for Stoke City's defender, Danny Collins, who is back in the squad for the first time since August 2007.
Wales squad:
Goalkeepers: Jonathan Bond (Watford), David Cornell (Swansea City), Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion).
Defenders: Danny Collins (Stoke City), James Collins (Aston Villa), Neal Eardley (Blackpool), Danny Gabbidon (West Ham United), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), Sam Ricketts (Bolton Wanderers), Ashley Williams (Swansea City).
Midfielders: Joe Allen (Swansea City), Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), David Edwards (Wolves), Andy King (Leicester City), Joe Ledley (Celtic), Brian Stock (Doncaster Rovers), David Vaughan (Blackpool).
Forwards: Simon Church (Reading), Robert Earnshaw (Nottingham Forest), Ched Evans (Sheffield United), Steve Morison (Millwall), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading).
Bulgaria squad (overseas players only, home based players will be added shortly).
Goalkeepers: Nikolay Mihaylov (Twente Enschede), Vladislav Stoyanov (Sherif Tiraspol).
Defenders: Zhivko Milanov (Vaslui), Valentin Iliev (Universitatea Kraiova), Ivan Ivanov (Alania Vladikavkaz).
Midfielders: Stilian Petrov (Aston Villa), Stanislav Angelov (Steaua), Chavdar Yankov (Rostov), Georgi Peev (Amkar Perm), Blagoy Georgiev (Terek Groznyi), Nikolay Dimitrov (Kasimpasa), Ivan Stoyanov (Alania Vladikavkaz).
Strikers: Valeri Bojinov (Parma), Martin Petrov (Bolton Wanderers), Dimitar Rangelov (Maccabi Tel Aviv), Ivelin Popov (Gaziantepspor), Valeri Domovchiyski (Hertha Berlin), Dimitar Makriev (Ashdod).
earlier:
So far around 7,000 tickets have been sold. (upto Friday 24/09.)
Ticket sales information will follow shortly. Supporters are urged to join the Wales Supporters Club scheme that will ensure they are able to purchase match tickets for all of the Wales home matches. For further information, visit the FAW website - www.faw.org.uk
"I am delighted that we will open our home campaign at the Cardiff City Stadium. All the players appreciated the atmosphere and great facilities at the stadium when we played Scotland there last November. I feel certain the support we will get will give us a great start to the campaign" - John Toshack.
A decision on the venue does not have to be made until 60 days before the game.
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Friday 8th October 2010
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NEWS: Gabbidon retires
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 GABBIDON RETIRES
The FAW has announced that West Ham United’s Danny Gabbidon has decided to retire from International Football.
Danny won 43 international caps in a career that began with Wales in 2001/02 against the Czech Republic at the Millennium Stadium. He has been part of the defence over the last nine years under managers Mark Hughes and John Toshack.
"After nine fantastic years of playing international football for Wales during which I had the honour and privilege of captaining my country, and after long consideration, I have decided to retire from international duty. On a personal note, I would like to thank the Football Association of Wales for their support over the years and I would like to thank people of Wales who supported me and my fellow team-mates at every game, home and away, giving their all to the cause - true supporters! I would also like to say a special thank you to my family, friends and management team, who have stood by me throughout the many good times and very few bad times. It has been a wonderful journey." - Danny Gabbidon
updated: Mon, 4 October, 2010 15:25 UK.
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Monday 4th October 2010
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PLAYERS: Appearance weekend 2 Oct 10
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Player |
Club |
Last game |
Date |
updated 02 Oct 10 |
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Wayne Hennessey (Gk) |
Wolves |
v Wigan |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Boaz Myhill (Gk) |
WBA |
v Bolton |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Danny Gabbidon |
West Ham Utd |
v Fulham |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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James Collins |
Aston Villa |
v Tottenham |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Chris Gunter |
Nottm Forest |
v Doncaster |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Neal Eardley |
Blackpool |
v Liverpool |
03 Oct 10 |
- |
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Lewin Nyatanga |
Bristol City |
v Norwich |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Sam Ricketts |
Bolton |
v WBA |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gareth Bale |
Tottenham |
v Aston Villa |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Craig Morgan |
Preston |
v Reading |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ashley Williams |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Danny Collins |
Stoke City |
v Blackburn |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Darcy Blake |
Cardiff |
v Barnsley |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Craig Bellamy |
^Cardiff City |
v Barnsley |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Robert Earnshaw |
Nottm Forest |
v Doncaster |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Joe Ledley |
Celtic |
v Hamilton |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Brian Stock |
Doncaster |
v Nottm Forest |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jack Collison |
West Ham Utd |
v Fulham |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Aaron Ramsey |
Arsenal |
v Chelsea |
03 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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David Edwards |
Wolves |
v Wigan |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andy King |
Leicester City |
v Scunthorpe |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andrew Crofts |
Norwich City |
v Bristol City |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Vaughan |
Blackpool |
v Liverpool |
03 Oct 10 |
- |
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Andy Dorman |
Crystal Palce |
v QPR |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ched Evans |
Sheff Utd |
v Watford |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Sam Vokes |
^Bristol City |
v Norwich City |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Simon Church |
Reading |
v Preston |
03 Oct 10 |
- |
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Steve Morison |
Millwall |
v Burnley |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Cotterill |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Young Guns |
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David Cornell (Gk) |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jonathan Bond (Gk) |
Watford |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Neil Taylor |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Mark Bradley |
Rotherham |
v Bury |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Hal Robson-Kanu |
Reading |
v Preston |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Joe Partington |
Bournemouth |
v Southampton |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Joe Allen |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Shaun MacDonald |
^Yeovil |
v Walsall |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Lloyd James |
Colchester |
v MK Dons |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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James Wilson |
Bristol City |
v Norwich City |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Christian Ribeiro |
Bristol City |
v Norwich City |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ashley Richards |
Swansea |
v Derby |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ash Taylor |
Tranmere Rovers |
v Brighton |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Adam Matthews |
Cardiff |
v Barnsley |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Stephens |
Hibernian |
v St Johnstone |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Troy Brown |
Ipswich Town |
v Leeds Utd |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jake Taylor |
Reading |
v Preston |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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other players |
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Lewis Price (Gk) |
Crystal Palace |
vQPR |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Jason Brown (Gk) |
^Leeds |
v Ipswich |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Kyle Letheren |
Kilmarnock |
v Dundee Utd |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Ben Turner |
Coventry City |
v Hull |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gareth Roberts |
Derby County |
v Swansea |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Rob Edwards |
Blackpool |
v Liverpool |
03 Oct 10 |
- |
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Gavin Williams |
^Yeovil |
v Walsall |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Nicky Adams |
Brentford |
v Charlton |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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John Oster |
Doncaster |
v Nottm Forest |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Daniel Nardiello |
Exeter |
v Rochdale |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Owain Tudur Jones |
^Yeovil |
v Walsall |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Paul Parry |
Preston |
v Reading |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Freddy Eastwood |
Coventry City |
v Hull |
02 Oct 10 |
-inj |
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Jermaine Easter |
MK Dons |
v Colchester |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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David Jones |
Wolves |
v Wigan |
02 Oct 10 |
- |
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Saturday 2nd October 2010
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CARLING NATIONS CUP: Matches to start in February 2011
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CARLING NATIONS CUP |
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The Carling Nations Cup will kick off on Tuesday, February 8 2011.
The Carling Nations Cup will be the first senior international tournament hosted in Ireland. The competition will be played in a league format with six matches between the four neighbouring teams.
Tickets for the Carling Nations Cup will go on sale in November.
Giovanni Trapattoni, Republic of Ireland manager said: “The Carling Nations Cup is a tournament that we would very much like to win, particularly playing at home in Dublin, but speaking to my colleagues from Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland, I know we are not alone in wanting to claim the trophy. The matches will provide us with a good opportunity to see our players in games with a real competitive edge at an important time in our bid to qualify for 2012.”
Northern Ireland manager Nigel Worthington said: “I am really looking forward to the Carling Nations Cup, as competitive games against our neighbouring countries don’t come around too often. There are bragging rights at stake here, not only for the fans but also for the players as no-one will want to lose against their closest rivals. Northern Ireland are more than capable of winning this tournament and we hope to get off to a good start against Scotland in February.”
Craig Levein, Scotland national team manager, said: “Now that the schedule has been announced we are really looking forward to our visit to Dublin next year. This exciting new competition brings together four groups of passionate fans and also allows me to test my squad, in a competitive environment, in the middle of our UEFA Euro 2012 qualifying campaign."
Jonathan Ford, Chief Executive, FAW said: “It will be fantastic to see these games taking place. We can all remember great matches in the past in the Home Internationals, Championship qualifiers and friendlies. I am sure they will be a huge success and we look forward to generating competitive matches but maintaining the friendly rivalry that exists between our respective countries."
Fixtures:
Tuesday February 8 Republic of Ireland v Wales.
Wednesday February 9 Northern Ireland v Scotland.
The final dates of the May matches of the Carling Nations Cup have also been revised under a new schedule agreed between the four competing Associations and the broadcast partners as follows:
Republic of Ireland v Northern Ireland Tue, May 24 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 7.45pm.
Scotland v Wales Wed, May 25 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 7.45pm.
Wales v Northern Ireland Fri, May 27 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 7.45pm.
Republic of Ireland v Scotland Sun, May 29 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 6.30pm. |
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Friday 1st October 2010
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CARLING NATIONS CUP: Fixtures
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CELTIC CUP FIXTURE DATES FOR 2011
Scotland v Wales:
Wed 25 May 2011, Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Rep.Ireland, kick off tbc
Northern Ireland v Wales:
Fri 27 May 2011, Venue: Aviva Stadium, Dublin, Rep.Ireland, kick off tbc.
Info taken from faw.org.uk/fixtures. The FAW to make a further announcement on Friday 1st October.
REVISED
The opening matches of the Carling Nations Cup will take place in Aviva Stadium on February 8 (Republic of Ireland v Wales) and February 9 (Northern Ireland v Scotland). The final dates of the May matches of the Carling Nations Cup have also been revised under a new schedule agreed between the four competing Associations and the broadcast partners as follows:
Republic of Ireland v Northern Ireland Tue, May 24 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 7.45pm.
Scotland v Wales Wed, May 25 2011 Aviva Stadium.
Wales v Northern Ireland Fri, May 27 2011 Aviva Stadium.
Republic of Ireland v Scotland Sun, May 29 2011 Aviva Stadium KO 6.30pm.
updated: Wed, 29 September, 2010 19:50 UK
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earlier Aug 2010:
Fixture Dates
08 February 2011 Tuesday Four Nations International Football Tournament
09 February 2011 Wednesday Four Nations International Football Tournament
24 May 2011 Tuesday Four Nations International Football Tournament
25 May 2011 Wednesday Four Nations International Football Tournament
27 May 2011 Friday Four Nations International Football Tournament
28 May 2011 Saturday Four Nations International Football Tournament.
A Meeting was held in Dublin last week (Aug 2010), Match details to be confirmed etc.
info from avivastadium web site
please note dates tbc by FAW. Do not book anything before its confirmed.
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Wednesday 29th September 2010
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Young Guns: Weekly update - Friday 8th March.
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 Latest Young Guns update from Owain.
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Friday 8th March 2013
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In the news
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 Bond new deal.
Keeping Edwards.
Hewitt chance.
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Friday 8th March 2013
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