Wales
WalesWales are in position 2 in UEFA World Cup Qualifiers with 16 points from 8 matches (5 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses, goals 21-11). Recent form of Wales (last five matches): L L L W L.
Season Stats
Record
5W 1D 2L
H:3W/A:2W
Goals
21 / 11 (+10)
H:15/A:6
Clean Sheets
0
H:0/A:0
Sidelined Players (2)
Recent Results
vs Denmark
04/10/2026UEFA Nations League League A
vs Norway
01/10/2026UEFA Nations League League A
@ Denmark
27/09/2026UEFA Nations League League A
@ Portugal
24/09/2026UEFA Nations League League A
@ Romania
06/06/2026Friendlies
vs Ghana
02/06/2026Friendlies
vs Northern Ireland
31/03/2026Friendlies
vs Bosnia-Herzegovina
26/03/2026WC Qualification Intercontinental Play-offs
vs Bosnia-Herzegovina
26/03/2026WC Qualification Intercontinental Play-offs
vs North Macedonia
18/11/2025UEFA World Cup Qualifiers
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.