Wales’ women’s team plays Albania in the first round of the World Cup play-offs. To qualify for next summer’s Women’s World Cup, Wales must win that two-legged tie and then win a second, successive two-legged tie against the winner of the other pairing in the play-offs. The opponent for that second round is either Romania or Norway, depending on the outcome of the other matchup. The play-offs format means Wales’ route to qualification requires back-to-back victories across the two successive rounds, with each tie decided over two legs. BBC Sport and Yahoo Sports both outline the same qualification pathway and opponents sequence, though Yahoo Sports also highlights the Wales manager’s message about showing courage and confidence ahead of the matches. Overall, the reporting sets out the immediate fixture against Albania and the conditional next opponent, with qualification depending on results across the two-legged rounds.
Wales begin Women’s World Cup play-offs against Albania, seeking two straight wins
Wales’ women’s team plays Albania in the first round of the World Cup play-offs. To qualify for next summer’s Women’s World Cup, Wales must win that two-legged tie and then win a second, successive tw...
- Wales face Albania in the first round of the Women’s World Cup play-offs.
- The play-offs are played over two legs for each tie.
- Wales need to win against Albania to stay in contention.
- After Albania, Wales must play a second consecutive two-legged tie.
- The second-round opponent is either Romania or Norway, depending on the other result.
Wales will have to beat Albania and either Romania or Norway in successive two-legged play-off ties if they are to reach next summer's Women's World Cup.
2 months agoWales will have to beat Albania and either Romania or Norway in successive two-legged play-off ties if they are to reach next summer's Women's World Cup.
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