Women UEFA Under 17s: The Under 17 women's team ended their UEFA qualifiers with a 5-0 defeat to France.
The Under 17 Women's team earned a 1-0 win against the Faroe Islands in Moldova.
Goalscorer for Wales was Rachel Hignett after 66 minutes
Wales will now play France on Wednesday.
The Wales Under 17 Women's team opened their campaign with a defeat against Moldova, the only goal of the game came from Moldovan captain Cristina Cerescu after 63 minutes.
RESULTS: Moldova 1 Wales 0 Faroe Islands 0 Wales 1. France 5Â Wales 0.
SUBS: Matthews  Blake 41. Church  Morison 70. Â
Wales take on Bulgaria in the final Euro 2012 qualifier.
 No new injury worries for Wales -  Blagoy Georgiev leaves Bulgaria’s national team. -
Wales Squad: Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (WBAÂ - on loan at Birmingham City).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Adam Matthews (Celtic), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Ashley Williams (Swansea City), Lewin Nyatanga (Bristol City).
Midfielders: Joe Allen (Swansea City), Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), Andrew Crofts (Norwich City), David Edwards (Wolves), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), David Vaughan (Sunderland), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace).
Forwards: Craig Bellamy (Liverpool), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), Simon Church (Reading), Steve Morison (Norwich City), Sam Vokes (Wolves).
The Bulgarian Football Union has confirmed that the venue for the match with Wales on Tuesday 11th October 2011 will be the Vasil Levski Stadium in Sofia.
This will be the third time that the Wales National Team has played at this stadium. Previous meetings being in 1983 (lost 1-0) and 1995 (lost 3-1). The last time that Wales played in Bulgaria was a friendly match in 2007 in Burgas.
The Vasil Levski Stadium now holds 43,600 spectators after being renovated in 2002. It was originally opened 1953. posted: Wed, 22 June, 2011 20:11 UK.
other information: Euro 2012: Bulgaria v Wales. Venue: Natsionalen Stadion Vasil Levski, Sofia. Date: Tuesday 11th Oct 2011. Kick off: 7:05pm UK. Referee: Pawel Gil (Poland). Other: Wales squad - DOC format LIVE: Live on SKY Sports
FAW: Matches from 2014 onwards
Monday 10th October 2011
THE WEEK OF FOOTBALL UEFA has announced that international qualifiers are set to be played across six days between Thursdays and Tuesdays from 2014.
The move is set to maximise TV coverage and broadcast income. Matches will see Wales having just a two-day break between matches in European Championship and World Cup qualifying double-headers, it's being dubbed "The Week of Football".
Wales will play either Thursdays and Sundays, Fridays and Mondays, or Saturdays and Tuesdays.
UNDER 21: Wales 1 Montenegro 0
Saturday 8th October 2011
WALESÂ (0)Â 1 MONTENEGRO (0) 0.
Goals: Alfei (Pen) 58 The Under 21s got back on track with a 1-0 win against Montenegro. Daniel Alfei was the Wales goalscorer after 58 minutes from the penalty spot.
The win puts Wales third in Group 3 just ahead of their next opponents Czech Republic who the face on Tuesday at the Racecourse.
 UEFA U21 Group 3  U21s edge it against Montenegro Wales take on Montenegro in their U21 UEFA qualifier. Match to be played on Saturday 8th October 2011, at the Racecourse Ground, Wrexham. Kick Off 6pm.
 Brian Flynn seeks Home rewards - TEAM NEWS: Luton Town midfielder Jake Howells has been called up, also called up is Paul Dummett (Newcastle Utd). Jonathan Williams has been called up to the senior squad. Alex Evans (Cardiff City) has been called up. Wales squad: Cornell (loan Hereford), Maxwell (Wrexham), Alfei (Swansea), Brown (Rotherham), Dummett (Newcastle), Freeman (Nottingham Forest), Richards (Swansea), Stephens (Hibs), Bodin (Swindon), Hewitt (Macclesfield), Howells (Luton), Lucas (Swansea), Williams (Crystal Palace), Chamberlain (loan Stockport), Bradshaw (Shrewsbury), Doble (loan Bournemouth), Ogleby (loan East Fife), Taylor (loan Exeter).
Stand by players: Rhys Taylor (Chelsea), Joe Walsh (Swansea City), Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers), Jon Meades (Cardiff City) Reece Jones (AFC Wimbledon), Joe Partington (Bournemouth), Jake Cassidy (Wolves).
Wales completed their home Euro 2012 qualifying matches with an impressive 2-0 win against Switzerland.
After and even fast flowing first half, Wales started the second half on the front foot, Switzerland were suddenly down to 10 men early in the half after Ziegler was shown a straight red card for a tackle on Chris Gunter.
Wales took the lead from the penalty spot after 60 minutes when Aaron Ramsey scored, this after Chris Gunter had been brought down by Klose. Wales were two up when Gareth Bale beat the offside trap on 70 minutes, this after good work from Steve Morison.
Wales comfortably held on for the win and the three points. Att: 12,137
Wales line up: 1. Wayne Hennessey, 2. Chris Gunter, 3. Neil Taylor, 4. Andrew Crofts, 5. Darcy Blake, 6. Ashley Williams, 7. Joe Allen, 8. Craig Bellamy, 9. Steve Morison, 10. Aaron Ramsey (Capt), 11. Gareth Bale.
Subs: 12. Boaz Myhill, 13. Adam Matthews, 14. Lewin Nyatanga, 15. David Vaughan, 16. David Edwards, 17. Hal Robson-Kanu, 18. Simon Church.
Gary Speed has named the squad for the final Euro 2012 qualifiers against Switzerland and Bulgaria in October.
TEAM NEWS: Both Andy King (knee) and Jack Collison (back)Â are out due to injury.
Joe Ledley, James Collins and Danny Collins are out (all injured). BothJonathan Williams and Lewin Nyatanga have been added to the squad.
 David Edwards hails change in Wales camp under Gary Speed. -  Steve Morison aims for new goals. -  Joe Allen hopes for first Wales start against Switzerland. -  Jonathan Williams call-up leaves Palace proud. -
David Edwards returns after injury, also on standy is Under 21 squad member Jonathan Williams. Around 6,000 tickets sold (Saturday 1/10), FAW hopeful of around 10k by Friday. Match referee is Björn Kuipers (Netherlands)
David Vaughan could be doubtful after missing his club's game against WBA due to illness. Joe Ledley is also a doubt with a thigh strain. Adam Matthews was taken off due to injury after 73 minutes playing for his club.
MEDIA SCHEDULE: Monday 3rd October -Training session at 3pm at Vale of Glamorgan. Tuesday 4th October - Player Media Session. Thursday 6th October - Manager and Captain Media Session. Thursday 6th October -Â Training session at 4pm at Liberty Stadium, Swansea.
Original Wales Squad: Goalkeepers: Wayne Hennessey (Wolves), Boaz Myhill (West Bromwich Albion ).
Defenders: Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), Danny Collins (Stoke City ), James Collins (Aston Villa), Chris Gunter (Nottingham Forest), Adam Matthews (Celtic), Neil Taylor (Swansea City), Ashley Williams  (Swansea City).
Midfielders: Joe Allen (Swansea City), Gareth Bale (Tottenham Hotspur), Jack Collison (West Ham United), Andrew Crofts  (Norwich City), David Edwards (Wolves), Andy King (Leicester City), Joe Ledley (Celtic), Aaron Ramsey (Arsenal), Hal Robson-Kanu (Reading), David Vaughan (Sunderland).
Forwards: Craig Bellamy (Liverpool), Simon Church (Reading), Steve Morison (Norwich City), Sam Vokes (Wolves).
 =  on a yellow card.
Stand by players: Goalkeeper: Lewis Price (Crystal Palace)
Switzerland Squad: Goalkeepers: Diego Benaglio (Wolfsburg), Johnny Leoni (FC Zurich), Marco Woelfli (Young Boys).
Defenders: Stephan Lichtsteiner (Juventus), Johann Djourou (Arsenal), Philippe Senderos (Fulham), Steve Von Bergen (Cesena), Timm Klose (Nuremberg), Reto Ziegler (Fenerbahce), Ricardo Rodriguez (FC Zurich).
Forwards: Eren Derdiyok (Bayer Leverkusen), Innocent Emeghara (Lorient), Granit Xhaka (FC Basel), Admir Mehmedi (Zurich). Wales take on Switzerland in their final HOME Euro 2012 Group Group G Qualifying match. Game to be played on Friday 7th October 2011 at the Liberty Stadium, Swansea Kick off 7.45pm.
Gary Speed to name Wales squad for final Euro 2012 matches on Thursday, September 29th at around 11am.
Tomorrow’s press conference at the St David’s hotel in Cardiff to announce the Wales squad to face Switzerland and Bulgaria has been cancelled. The squad will sent out on email.
TEAM NEWS: Both Danny Gabbidon and Rob Earnshaw are doubts due to injury. There is however good news on James Collins, the central defnder was reported to have a broken a bone in his leg or, even worse, some ligament damage but scans have showed there is no damage. He should be fit.
posted: Sun, 25 Sep, 2011 15:45 UK.
other information: Euro 2012: Wales v Switzerland. Venue: Liberty Stadium, Swansea. Date: Friday 7th Oct 2011. Kick off: 7:45. Referee: Björn Kuipers (Netherlands). Other: Wales squad - DOC format LIVE: Live on SKY Sports 3
SEMI PRO: Estonia 1 Wales 2
Wednesday 5th October 2011
Estonia 1 Wales 2. A 2-1 win against Estonia in Tallinn in 2011/12 International Challenge Trophy. Goals: Artjom Dmitrijev , Luke Bowen , Chris Jones
"It should have been more convincing as we played very, very well and we could have scored four or five, but I'm really happy with the win." manager Terry Boyle.
The Wales under-23 semi-professional side will play Estonia next month. The International Challenge Trophy tie will be staged at the national stadium in Tallinn on Wednesday, October 5.
Called are are Barrow players Jack Mackreth and James Owen.
Wales squad: Stephen Cann (Aberystwyth Town), Lee Idzi (Bangor City); Ryan Edwards (Airbus UK Broughton), Kai Edwards (Neath), Curtis McDonald (Forest Green Rovers), Jack Lewis (Neath), Andrew Hughes (Newport County), Connell Rawlinson (The New Saints); Chris Jones (Neath FC), Aeron Edwards (The New Saints), James Owen (Barrow), Jack Mackreth (Barrow), Kerry Morgan (Neath FC), Scott Barrow (Tamworth), Alex Darlington (The New Saints); Luke Bowen (Neath), Marc Williams (Kidderminster Harriers), Craig Moses (Llanelli).
Stand by players: Chris Maxwell (Wrexham), Richie Dorman (Narpes Kraft), Tom Roberts (The New Saints), Ashley Evans (Llanelli), Jordan Follows (Aberystwyth Town), Luke Cummings (Neath), Toby Jones (Neath).
posted: Sat, 24 Sep 2011 19:15 UK.
BALE AWARD Gareth Bale has won the Football Association of Wales Player of the Year award for the second year running.
"Obviously I am very pleased to win the award again, it’s very special to me to be chosen twice like this. It is a great award to win, a real honour. There are some really great names on the list who have won this award before me, it is an honour to be bracketed with them. Things have started to go well for me, for my club as well as for Wales. My am is to keep that level of performance going in every game."
Ashley Williams won the Welsh Club Player of the Year for a third successive year, while club-mate Joe Allen won the young player prize. The awards, voted by journalist and broadcasters, cover the period from October 2010 to October 2011.
FANS: Press conference LIVE
Tuesday 4th October 2011
LIVE Gary Speed and Aaron Ramsey answer Euro 2012 questions live online. Live streamed press conference featuring Welsh Manager and Captain.
 Show date: Thursday October 6thÂ
 Show time: 13.30Â
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The Welsh national football team face a busy few days in the latest round of Euro 2012 qualifiers with a home game against Switzerland on 7 October and a trip to Sofia to play Bulgaria four days later.
Following the recent away win against Montenegro and the narrow defeat to England hopes are rising that Welsh fortunes are on the rise.
Manager Gary Speed is expected to field a strong side against a Swiss team who are still in the hunt to qualify for the finals in Poland and Ukraine, knowing that a win in Swansea and victory over Montenegro in the final match will secure second place in the group and a place in the play-offs.
SCHOOLBOY: Wales v Scotland
Thursday 29th September 2011
WALESÂ 0 SCOTLAND 0. Wales line up: 1 Gareth Owen 2 Ross White 3 Fraser Sturgess 4 Thomas Atyeo (c) 5 Tomos Clarke 6 Liam Walsh 7 Abdi Noor 8 Corey Francis 9 Alex Penny 10 Peter Smith 11 Jake Charles.
Subs: 12 Cameron Clarke, 13 Cian Harries, 14 Sam Jones, 15 Kyle Copp, 16 Nathan Palmer, 17 Jake Watkins, 18 Joseff Morrell. Technical Director Osian Roberts has named the squad for the opening Victory shield fixture against Scotland. Match to be played at Airbus UK Broughton FC on Friday September 30th. Kick-off is at 7.35 p.m.
Wales squad: Ross White (Wrexham) Ysgol Rhosnesni Kyle Copp (Swansea City) Pentrehafod High Corey Francis (Swansea City) Penyrheol Comp Thomas Atyeo (Swansea City) Cymmer Afan Comprehensive Liam Walsh (Swansea City) Pontarddulais Comprehensive Abdifatah Noor (Cardiff City) St Cyres High Cameron Clarke (Cardiff City) Hawthorn High Jake Charles (Huddersfield Town) Garforth Community College Tomos Clarke (Oldham Athletic) Ysgol Friars Gareth Owen (Llanelli Academy) Gowerton Comprehensive Alexander Penny (Hull City) Withernsea High Sam Jones (Cardiff City) Stanwell High Peter Smith (Wolves) Stourport High Nathan Palmer (Manchester United) Parrs Wood High Fraser Sturgess (Unattached) Thomas Deacon Cian Harries (Coventry City) Arden High Jake Watkins (Cardiff City) Newbridge Comprehensive Joseph Morrell (Bristol City) The Castle
FAW AWARDS On Tuesday 4th October, the annual FAW Awards Evening sponsored by Brains will be held at the National Museum in Cardiff.
The evening will start from 6.30pm with the arrival of VIP guests on the red carpet at the side entrance to the museum. The Wales squad and staff will arrive soon afterwards. Fans are very welcome to come along to see the arrivals.
During the evening, awards will be presented for Player of the Year, Young Player of the Year and Club Player of the Year for men and women's teams. There are also a series of other awards including the Fans Player of the Year and Long Service Awards.
TWITTER: Raymond Verheijen
Monday 26th September 2011
 On my way to Cardiff for tomorrow's Wales staff meeting to prepare camp for Switzerland/Bulgaria games. Hopefully a big crowd in Swansea.Raymond Verheijen 26 Sep 11] Would love to join Indonesian National Team for games vs Iran/Bahrein but my priority is with Wales to play Montenegro/England on Sep 2 & 6. Raymond Verheijen 14 Aug 11]
Just done some photos in the new welsh kit.looks pretty good! Aaron Ramsey 3 Aug 11]
In our first 6 months with Wales we have been very busy to optimize the working environment for the players and all the staff members. Hopefully, all Welsh players have survived pre-season in Jurassic Park and are still fit & fresh so we can play with our strongest team. Raymond Verheijen 3 Aug 11]
After speaking with all the people involved I have decided not to get involved with PL club as combination with Wales was no option. Leaving Wales for PL was never an option as I'm totally committed to our mission & there will be enough PL opportunities in future anyway. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 30 Jun 11]
In upcoming days I have to think hard about dilemma. Had good offer from top Premier League club but they don't want combination with Wales. I totally understand their position as they want to avoid a potential conflict of interest in the future. But I want to stay with Wales. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 27 Jun 11]
Looking forward to my trip to Cardiff next month to prepare our next camp in August. Working with Wales has been very interesting so far. Before you can even think about qualifying for World Cup 2014 you first have to identify & address all these problems on & off the pitch. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 17 Jun 11]
I have been released, hopefully find a new club asapÂ
At airport on my way to Cardiff. Tomorrow planning play off training schedule CB. Friday Wales national team staff meeting. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 4 May 11]
Between August 2011 & August 2012 we've 12 months to develop a team capable of qualifying. In that period we should only talk about football. The fact that Wales has not qualified for a tournament for 53 years has to do with reasons both on & off the pitch. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 5 Apr 11]
Although several players spoke publicly about one of the best weeks in their career we still have to improve dramatically in a lot of areas. [assistant coach Raymond Verheijen 3 Apr 11]
UNDER 19: Slovenia 3 Wales 2
Monday 26th September 2011
Under 19, UEFA Group 8. Result: Slovenia (2) 3 Wales (1) 2. Wales: Parry 5. Bender 84. Slovenia: Baskera 8, 35. Praprotnik 87.
Defeat for Wales in their last UEFA Under 19 qualifier.
Wales line up: 1 .Daniel Ward (Wrexham) 4. Emyr Huws (Manchester City) 6. Jordan Holt (Hull City) 10. Robbie Parry (Wolves) 11. Ben Davies (Swansea City) 13. Tomos Jones (Oldham Athletic) 14. Jordan Cranston (Wolves) 15. Aaron Oakley (Swindon Town) 16. Declan Weeks (Wolves) 17. Gwion Edwards (Swansea City) 18. Aaron Holloway (Bristol City)
Subs: 12. Jonathan Bond (Watford) 2. Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers) 3. Tom Bender (Colchester United) 5. Max Penk (Wrexham) 7. James Loveridge (Swansea City) 8. Kurtis March (Swansea City) 9. Jake Cassidy (Wolves). Other group result: Belgium 3 Scotland 1.
Teams
P
W
D
L
F
A
+/-
Pts
1
 Belgium
3
2
1
0
6
1
5
7
2
 Slovenia
3
2
1
0
5
3
2
7
3
 Scotland
3
1
0
2
5
6
-1
3
4
 Wales
3
0
0
3
3
9
-6
0
Result: Scotland (1) 3 Wales (1)
1. Goals: Cassidy 15, McIntosh 37, Smith 59, Watt 79. Wales line up: 12. Jonathan Bond (Watford) 2. Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers) 3. Tom Bender (Colchester United) (Capt) 4. Emyr Huws (Manchester City) 5. Max Penk (Wrexham) 7. James Loveridge (Swansea City) 8. Kurtis March (Swansea City) 9. Jake Cassidy (Wolves) 10. Robbie Parry (Wolves) 11. Ben Davies (Swansea City) 18. Aaron Holloway (Bristol City)
A comprehensive defeat by 3-0Â for the Under 19s in their opening UEFA U19 qualifier against Belgium.
Wales line up: 1 .Daniel Ward (Wrexham) 2. Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers) 3. Tom Bender (Colchester United) 5. Max Penk (Wrexham) 8. Kurtis March (Swansea City) 9. Jake Cassidy (Wolves) 11. Ben Davies (Swansea City) 13. Tomos Jones (Oldham Athletic) 14. Jordan Cranston (Wolves) 16. Declan Weeks (Wolves) 18. Aaron Holloway (Bristol City)
Subs: 12. Jonathan Bond (Watford) 4. Emyr Huws (Manchester City) 6. Jordan Holt (Hull City) 7. James Loveridge (Swansea City) 15. Aaron Oakley (Swindon Town) 17. Gwion Edwards (Swansea City) 10. Robbie Parry (Wolves).
Other group result: Scotland 1 Slovenia 2. Called up are Tomos Jones (Oldham), Tom Bender (loan Accrington), Elliott Hewitt (Macclesfield), and Swansea City trio Ben Davies, Kurtis March and James Loveridge. Called up from the standy squad is Aaron Holloway (Bristol City). Out are Tom Lawrence, Richard Peniket, Elliott Hewitt and Jonathan Williams. Also called up are Declan Weeks, Aaron Oakley and Gwion Edwards.
Wales squad: Jonathan Bond (Watford), Daniel Ward (Wrexham), Adam Henley (Blackburn Rovers), Jordan Holt (Hull City), Jordan Cranston (Wolves), Tomos Emlyn Jones (Oldham Athletic), Max Penk (Wrexham - loan Newtown), Tom Bender (Colchester United - Loan Accrington Stanley), Ben Davies (Swansea City) , Elliott Hewitt (Macclesfield Town), Kurtis March (Swansea City), Emyr Huws (Manchester City), Robert Parry (Wolves), Jonathan Williams (Crystal Palace), Tom Lawrence (Manchester United), Richard Peniket (Fulham), Jake Cassidy (Wolves), James Loveridge (Swansea City)
Stand by players: Christian Dibble (Bury), Aaron Oakley (Swindon Town), Aaron Holloway (Bristol City), Henry Jones (Swansea City), Gwion Edwards (Swansea City), Daniel Bell (Oldham Athletic), Bradley Reid (Wrexham), Ellis Harrison (Bristol Rovers), Jordan Smith (Swansea City).
WALES MATCHES:
Wed Sep 21: Belgium v Wales - Match details: Mestni Stadion Ptuj, Ptuj. Kick off 12pm UK - Referee: Halis Özkahya (Turkey).
Fri Sep 23: Scotland v Wales - Match details: Stadium Bistrica, Bistrica.Kick off 3pm UK - Referee: Halis Özkahya (Turkey).
Mon Sep 26: Slovenia v Wales - Match details: Stadium Bistrica, Bistrica. Kick off12pm UK - Referee: Sergiy Boiko (Ukraine).
FANS: Player of the season
Wednesday 14th September 2011
FAW FANS PLAYER OF THE SEASON The FAW is introducing a Fans Player of the Season Award that can be voted for online - by you!
On Tuesday 4th October, the annual SA Brains / FAW Awards evening will be held in Cardiff at the National Museum. It will be a star-studded evening with the senior squad in attendance before the match later in the week with Switzerland at the Liberty Stadium, Swansea. There will also be many former internationals at the evening also, to mark last season's achievements.
For the first time, we are giving the fans a chance to vote for their player of the season for 2010/11. All you need to do is go to the link below and fill-in your details and choose the player from the short-list provided. Votes must be in by 5pm, Friday 23rd September 2011. One lucky voter will have the chance to win a fully signed football by the Wales squad.
So, tell your friends to get voting. Will it be Gareth Bale, Craig Bellamy, Robert Earnshaw, Wayne Hennessey, Aaron Ramsey or Ashley Williams?
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Women UEFA Under 17s:Â 
Wales line up: 
 Blake 41.
 No new injury worries for 
Wales Squad:
WALESÂ (0) 0 CZECH REPUBLIC (1) 1.
WALESÂ (0)Â 1 MONTENEGRO (0) 0.
WALESÂ (0)Â 2 SWITZERLAND (0) 0
Wales line up:
David Edwards returns after injury, also on standy is Under 21 squad member Jonathan Williams. 
 (Swansea City).
Estonia 1 Wales 2.
WALESÂ 0 SCOTLAND 0.
Under 19, UEFA Group 8.
 Belgium
 Slovenia
 Scotland
 Wales
The Under 21s got back on track with a 1-0 win against Montenegro. Daniel Alfei was the Wales goalscorer after 58 minutes from the penalty spot.