Cardiff City Stadium, home stadium of Wales
Wales

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Wales je v tekmovanju UEFA kvalifikacije za SP na 2. mestu s 16 točkami iz 8 tekem (5 zmag, 1 remi, 2 poraza, gol razmerje 21:11). Trenutna forma ekipe Wales (zadnjih pet tekem): P P P Z P.

Ustanovljen

1876

Prizorišče

Cardiff City Stadium

Mesto

Cardiff

Kapaciteta

33,280

Podlaga

grass

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Igralski kader

David Brooks

David Brooks

Napadalec
7
Liam Cullen

Liam Cullen

Napadalec
10
Isaak Davies

Isaak Davies

Napadalec
13
Mark Harris

Mark Harris

Napadalec
18
Brennan Johnson

Brennan Johnson

Napadalec
11
Lewis Koumas

Lewis Koumas

Napadalec
9
Kieffer Moore

Kieffer Moore

Napadalec
13
Sorba Thomas

Sorba Thomas

Napadalec
19
David Brooks

David Brooks

Napadalec
7
Liam Cullen

Liam Cullen

Napadalec
10
Mark Harris

Mark Harris

Napadalec
18
Brennan Johnson

Brennan Johnson

Napadalec
11
Lewis Koumas

Lewis Koumas

Napadalec
9
Kieffer Moore

Kieffer Moore

Napadalec
13
Sorba Thomas

Sorba Thomas

Napadalec
19
David Brooks

David Brooks

Napadalec
7
Liam Cullen

Liam Cullen

Napadalec
10
Isaak Davies

Isaak Davies

Napadalec
13
Mark Harris

Mark Harris

Napadalec
18
Brennan Johnson

Brennan Johnson

Napadalec
11
Lewis Koumas

Lewis Koumas

Napadalec
9
Kieffer Moore

Kieffer Moore

Napadalec
13
Sorba Thomas

Sorba Thomas

Napadalec
19
Kai Andrews

Kai Andrews

Vezist
6
Cian Ashford

Cian Ashford

Vezist
7
Oliver Bostock

Oliver Bostock

Vezist
11
Nathan Broadhead

Nathan Broadhead

Vezist
23
Wes Burns

Wes Burns

Vezist
8
Joel Colwill

Joel Colwill

Vezist
23
Cameron Congreve

Cameron Congreve

Vezist
23
Daniel James

Daniel James

Vezist
20
Jordan James

Jordan James

Vezist
17
Charlie Savage

Charlie Savage

Vezist
7
Josh Sheehan

Josh Sheehan

Vezist
22
Wes Burns

Wes Burns

Vezist
8
Joel Colwill

Joel Colwill

Vezist
23
Daniel James

Daniel James

Vezist
20
Jordan James

Jordan James

Vezist
17
Charlie Savage

Charlie Savage

Vezist
7
Josh Sheehan

Josh Sheehan

Vezist
22
Nathan Broadhead

Nathan Broadhead

Vezist
23
Daniel James

Daniel James

Vezist
20
Jordan James

Jordan James

Vezist
17
Josh Sheehan

Josh Sheehan

Vezist
22
Ethan Ampadu

Ethan Ampadu

Branilec
5
Benjamin Cabango

Benjamin Cabango

Branilec
6
Jay Dasilva

Jay Dasilva

Branilec
15
Ben Davies

Ben Davies

Branilec
4
Ronan Kpakio

Ronan Kpakio

Branilec
3
Dylan Lawlor

Dylan Lawlor

Branilec
4
Jayden Lienou

Jayden Lienou

Branilec
16
Chris Mepham

Chris Mepham

Branilec
2
Rhys Norrington-Davies

Rhys Norrington-Davies

Branilec
16
Connor Roberts

Connor Roberts

Branilec
14
Joe Rodon

Joe Rodon

Branilec
6
Neco Williams

Neco Williams

Branilec
3
Ethan Ampadu

Ethan Ampadu

Branilec
5
Benjamin Cabango

Benjamin Cabango

Branilec
6
Jay Dasilva

Jay Dasilva

Branilec
15
Ben Davies

Ben Davies

Branilec
4
Chris Mepham

Chris Mepham

Branilec
2
Connor Roberts

Connor Roberts

Branilec
14
Neco Williams

Neco Williams

Branilec
3
Ethan Ampadu

Ethan Ampadu

Branilec
5
Benjamin Cabango

Benjamin Cabango

Branilec
6
Jay Dasilva

Jay Dasilva

Branilec
15
Ben Davies

Ben Davies

Branilec
4
Ronan Kpakio

Ronan Kpakio

Branilec
3
Dylan Lawlor

Dylan Lawlor

Branilec
4
Chris Mepham

Chris Mepham

Branilec
2
Connor Roberts

Connor Roberts

Branilec
14
Joe Rodon

Joe Rodon

Branilec
6
Neco Williams

Neco Williams

Branilec
3
David Cornell

David Cornell

Vratar
1
Karl Darlow

Karl Darlow

Vratar
1
Tom King

Tom King

Vratar
21
Danny Ward

Danny Ward

Vratar
12
Danny Ward

Danny Ward

Vratar
12
Karl Darlow

Karl Darlow

Vratar
1

Lovorike

China Cup

2018

1x2nd Place

Wales

The Wales national football team, known as the Dragons, is governed by the Football Association of Wales, one of the oldest football associations in the world, founded in 1876. Wales qualified for the FIFA World Cup in 2022 for the first time since 1958, marking a historic achievement for the nation. The team also reached the semi-finals of UEFA Euro 2016. Led by icons such as Gareth Bale, arguably the greatest Welsh player of all time, and supported by talents like Aaron Ramsey, Joe Allen, and Neco Williams, Wales punched well above its weight internationally. Home matches are played at Cardiff City Stadium and Principality Stadium. Rob Page guided the modern golden generation, and a new era of Welsh football continues to develop.