Wales stands on the edge of eliminating a group phase from their first major tournament after France overcame a smaller payment from Rhyan Wilkinson’s side to win 4-1 in St Gallen.
At one point, it seemed that Wales was on the way to create an upset from the French side that made seven changes from the team that England 2-1 in the first game.
Despite this, the early opener Clara Mateo, Wales replied within five minutes to achieve his first first goal at the main tournament. And that will ever be just one person who scored, in Jess Fishlock.
Wales’ All-time records and manufacturers look became the oldest ever Golban Golf in women’s euros – as a 38-year-old picked up the passage of Ceri Holland to knock home equated.
The offsizing flag increased initially because the initial driving of the Netherlands was checked – but the judge showing at the central video caused Jubilants celebrations from the Red Wall. And France whistled that equalizer and fought to break resilience to the skill for most of the first half.
Jess Fishlock achieved the first goal of Velsov in the main tournament to spray the Jubilants
But just like against the Netherlands, Wales retired the right to hit the half time, as Mateo chased inside the box, just to bring the Netherlands in the field of criminal criminal penalty.
The Kadiditaou Diani turned up and just squeezed the ball of last goalkeeper Saf Middleton-Patel, who tried to save his legs.
Kadidiatou Diani renewed France leadership through a penalty area
And in the second repetition of mistakes made against Dutch last weekend, Wales received immediately after half, through his workmanship. Middleton-Patel took a heavy touch while Wales tried to play in the back and it allowed Mateo to speed up and intent to Amel Mary, who swallowed home with ease.
Everything went from Vales immediately after hours on the watch, as Diani set the French Captain Grace Geioro to score and set unavailable 4-1 lead.
The passion from the Red Wall almost led to the goal of the second Wales, and the Netherlands approached third French, while the goalkeeper arrived, while the compression of the goalkeeper occurred after the goalkeeper in France Pauline Peiraud Magnin.
The return of Sophie Ingle on the field after 10 months of the Acl injury hell and warmed the hearts for a moment. But for Wales, it looks like another game against England, and then home.
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If Wales wants to stand any chance to make phases of knockouts, then they must first beat England holders and rolls a nine-year moment in the Target Different Table in relation to Lanese.
Even if it is achieved, it would be achieved, it would need France to win the Netherlands, while Wales will also need a better goal difference from Dutch to end in the first two.
Although it looks like the end of the road to Wales, France just needed a point against the Netherlands – beaten in England earlier on Wednesday – to provide his quarter final as winners of the group.
Wilkinson: I don’t care about mistakes or results, I’ve never been repeated
Wales Chief Coach Rhian Wilkinson to ITV Sport:
“I’ve never been proud. This team, they just surprise me. The courage and courage of playing. When you play, you are expansive and they are fine margins we must learn.
“We know now that the level of fitness is at the level of details, but that it is bravely, that we appear against one of the best teams in the world,” and to achieve its first goal of Euros, it was an amazing game. I am very proud.
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“Jess Fishlock is young forever. It’s amazing that I was pushing her.” We played so good. We played so good. We just played. We played so good.
“And today there were players today, but their professionalism and energy were stuck. We’ve been stuck up, but this is a new nation for the football world and showed that it was proud of the soccer world.
“Fine Margins – You have to experience it. That’s what’s in the first game and played them in yourself. It makes us widely. The best teams will make us punish us for every little mistake.
“Some of the plays we had today – against France, which is a top opposition. We are not naive, so we have to pride ourselves with such performances. The results, we can live.
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“I don’t care about individual mistakes. They make them because of them I’m looking for things under extreme pressure – not only in the moment and surroundings, but against the team that is right on you. And we are right and played against them.
“Don’t study if you don’t play and try to try mistakes, but some players who had mistakes, but we scored a goal and have the courage to play. There will always be a mentality in one team.”
Fishlock: Wales is so close – I’m so proud!
Jess Fishlock equalized for Wales at St Gallen for 38 years
Aletira Golmana Jess Fishlock to ITV Sport:
“I’m extremely proud of these girls tonight. There were moments for most of the matches, we were in it. We were in it and did exactly what we expected to do.
“The biggest learning from us in the entire tournament is a little moments so far? We just had to be a little better in them at all.
“We’re so close. I’m glad tonight for this group.”
When you become the oldest shooter on euros: “I guess I’ll take it as a compliment! I couldn’t get these accreens without my whole team behind me. I’m very grateful, maybe after the tournament it will soak it.
“What is there is a world in the world. They are Loud, Proud and They Support us. They Know That We’re Doing Everything We Can And They Want Us To Get Better As Well. So to the Red Wall and Everyone Supporting Us, Thank You So Much!”
