Wales women have made history by qualifying for Euro 2025, but their toughest challenge awaits in Group D, facing some top opponents. The story has sparked a surge in girls’ football in Wales, with growth expected as the tournament approaches.
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00:00Wales made history by qualifying for Euro 2025, but with England, France and the Netherlands
00:07in their group, the challenge ahead is even tougher.
00:12As the lowest-ranked team in their group, Wales will need to be at full strength to
00:16progress.
00:18Key to their success will be midfielder Jess Fishlock, who at 38 remains a big-game player
00:23and will look to shine in her first major international tournament.
00:27Another crucial figure is Chelsea's Sophie Ingle, who is recovering from a knee injury
00:32and aims to return in time for the Euros.
00:35Wales will also depend on players like Hayley Ladd, who moved clubs to secure more playing
00:40time.
00:42Beyond the pitch, the team's qualification is expected to inspire growth in Welsh women's
00:47football, with a significant increase in the number of girls playing the sport, similar
00:52to the boost seen in England following their success in Euro 2022.
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