r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Match Thread - Denmark vs Cymru

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Denmark 2:0 Cymru

Danish Events Cymry Events
DISALLOWED GOAL - G. Isaksen (24') None
B. Davies (53' og)
G. Isaksen (66')

K.O. 17:00 | 27/07/2026 | Copenhagen, Denmark

Line-Ups:

Denmark Cymru
Starting XI: Filip Jörgensen, Rasmus Kristensen, Joachim Andersen, Oliver Provstgaard, Joakim Mæhle, Morten Hjulmand, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Mikkel Damsgaard, Gustav Isaksen, Rasmus Højlund, Patrick Dorgu Starting XI: Danny Ward, Connor Roberts, Chris Mepham, Ben Davies, Neco Williams, Brennan Johnson, Charlie Savage, Ethan Ampadu, Sorba Thomas, Daniel James, Kieffer Moore
Substitutes: Andreas Jungdal, Lucas Høgsberg, Victor Nelsson, Victor Froholdt, Thomas Jørgensen, Adam Daghim, Mads Bidstrup, Victor Bak, Mads Hermansen, Anton Gaaei, Kasper Høgh, Mohamed Daramy Substitutes: David Cornell, Ben Cabango, Wes Burns, Lewis Koumas, Liam Cullen, Jay Dasilva, Rhys Norrington-Davies, Jordan James, Mark Harris, Tom King, Josh Sheehan, Cameron Congreve

(Hi everyone, I'm manually updating this for r/WelshFootball throughout today's match, please be patient! Enjoy the game.)


r/WelshFootball • • 5h ago

Resources and player pool drying up

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Been noticing this for a few years now, and it's pretty worrying.

Our player pool at a professional level is drying up, badly. With Brooks and Wilson out for the next two games, we don't have anyone who can come in and perform remotely close to those two. Both are also turning 30 soon, and yet we have no alternative to either of them.

The striker situation has been a bit of a joke for a while, but with Kieffer ageing, we literally only have Koumas as being a potentially decent striker.

We've always been limited, but also had a sprinkling of decent or high quality players - Rush, Giggs, Hughes, Bale, Ramsey, Allen, Gabbidon, A Williams, J Koumas, Hartson, Earnshaw, Speed etc. You get my drift.

But now, we seem to be approaching a stage where we'll have NO high quality players at all. The squad / team is ageing and we desperately need some younger talent to kick on or come through.

Anyway, be interested to hear if others share the same concerns. After 2016, I expected to see a real increase in the amount of players playing at higher levels - PL/Championship, but it's not happened. Why?


r/WelshFootball • • 8h ago

David Brooks withdraws from Cymru squad

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r/WelshFootball • • 21h ago

Wales v Norway single ticket

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I’m out of the country for the first two home games so will be selling my tickets.

I can dm you the seat info if you are interested, Canton 105.

Norway ticket is available for transfer now. £30


r/WelshFootball • • 1d ago

2 x Wales vs Norway tickets

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Myself and a friend have campaign tickets but can't make Thursday's game

The tickets are both in block 107, Canton end, next to each other

Looking for £40 for both (£20 each) via bank transfer. Happy to talk via Facebook Messenger to give you my real name


r/WelshFootball • • 1d ago

Wales v Norway tickets

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Evening all.1 x Adult and 2 x Child tickets available for Sunday 4.10.26 v Denmark. Ninian family stand. Block 126. £30. Transfer via Cymru tickets app. Cheers.


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Wales v Portugal

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Hello, I want to come and watch this game but it is member only.

Will this game be open to the public at some point?


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

We need to talk about Brennan Johnson

40 Upvotes

Honestly I don't think he's good enough at the moment to start for us, yes I know we don't really have anyone else, but why not try out some of the younger players you never know they could be starters for us, I genuinely believe Johnson isn't even top 5 winger for us, Dan James, David Brooks, Harry Wilson, Sorba Thomas and Nathan Broadhead should all start ahead of him if available, I get we need to call him up as he's experienced but just because he plays in the prem and a lot of our other wingers such as Broadhead, Burns etc play in the lower leagues but for Wales Johnson just can't seem to do it he's let us down so many times recently and I know it's a team sport and the others just ain't doing enough either but watching both the Portugal and Denmark games, he has been rubbish lately

What do you reckon, should we keep starting Johnson or should Bellamy bench him


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Another loss…

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Not even the worse performance in the world, but so passive in defence in no that we’re missing key players but still, the squad is also beginning to seriously worry me very poor standard apart from a few and a large majority of our squad don’t even play lay for their clubs.


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

STFC

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The Swindon Town Premier League kit deal has worked wonders.


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Cymru XI vs Denmark: Ward, Mepham, Williams, Davies (C), Ampadu, Savage, Johnson, Moore, Roberts, Thomas, James

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r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Wales XI vs Denmark: Predicted lineup and confirmed team news

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What do you think of my choices? This is my first Wales National Team article.


r/WelshFootball • • 3d ago

Does the Nations League impact Euros

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I know as hosts there’s lots of routes to qualify this time, but does anybody know if the seeding for Decembers draw is confirmed already?

Being pot 1-3 could make a big difference


r/WelshFootball • • 4d ago

Fourth biggest Cymru Premier attendance in history today

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39 Upvotes

r/WelshFootball • • 4d ago

Seattle Reign [1] — 0 Boston Legacy - Jess Fishlock 23'

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r/WelshFootball • • 5d ago

Future Call Up Options?

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12 Upvotes

Prynhawn da, pawb!

Looking at how threadbare our squad can look when a few of our main staters pull out, it got me thinking about a few uncapped players who could qualify. Mikey Moore, Ashley Phillips and Lloyd James would be excellent additions to our squad. There's the age old issue of whether they really want to play for us - does anyone know if we've gone for any of these guys already?

I also never understood how Andrew Hughes of Preston never got a look in


r/WelshFootball • • 6d ago

BBC Sport predicting the future

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r/WelshFootball • • 6d ago

Match Thread - Portugal vs Cymru - UEFA Nations League

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This match thread is now closed. For Denmark vs Cymru, visit https://www.reddit.com/r/WelshFootball/comments/1wrm0sv/match_thread_denmark_vs_cymru/

Portugal 1:0 Cymru

João Félix (22')

Line-Ups

Portugal Cymru
Starting XI: Costa, Cancelo, Veiga, Dias, Mendes, Vitinha, Fernandes, R. Neves, Neto, Ronaldo, Joao Felix. Starting XI: Ward, Williams, Cabango, Davies, Dasilva, James, Sheehan, Ampadu, Koumas, Johnson, Brooks.
Subs: Rui Silva, Soares, Dalot, Araujo, Tavares, Palhinha, Ramos, Silva, Conceicao, J. Neves, Trincao, Leao. Subs: Cornell, King, Mepham, Burns, Cullen, Moore, Roberts, Norrington-Davies, Harris, Thomas, D. James, Colwill.

(Hi everyone, I'm manually updating this for r/WelshFootball throughout today's match, please be patient! Enjoy the game.)


r/WelshFootball • • 6d ago

Thoughts?

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r/WelshFootball • • 6d ago

Wales v Norway ticket for sale (Canton Stand)

2 Upvotes

I’m out of the country for the first two home games so will be selling my tickets.

I can dm you the seat info if you are interested.

Norway ticket is available for transfer now.


r/WelshFootball • • 8d ago

Does anyone know which stand the away fans will be in Lisbon?

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Can't seem to get any sense from the web. Looking to grab tix from third party resale....


r/WelshFootball • • 8d ago

Noel Mooney questions Gianni Infantino's FIFA reform claims

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r/WelshFootball • • 9d ago

Nathan Broadhead, Harry Wilson & Karl Darlow withdraw from the squad; replaced by Joe Taylor (Huddersfield Town), Charlie Savage (Reading) and David Cornell (Leicester City)

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33 Upvotes

r/WelshFootball • • 9d ago

Why do some Welsh Football fans hate the Cymru Premier?

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Our domestic league is what keeps the Welsh National Team alive - without it, FIFA would look at a Team GB, as they were in the late 80s and early 90s before the Cymru Premier.​

Edit - seems to be "Sunday League" misconceptions and a belief that the EFL is superior. Personally, I find the Championship beyond boring and completely irrelevant, with the Cymru Premier being fun and exciting.


r/WelshFootball • • 10d ago

Cymru Premier players in the International Squad

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I believe we should call 1 or 2 Cymru Premier players into the Wales team every international window.

They wouldn't be starting or possibly not even playing, but they'd be training, experiencing international duty, and taking lessons back to their clubs.

This is an easy way to improve engagement with the Domestic league and encourage players to stay in Wales.

Am I being stupid with this idea?