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    Cymru Women’s Team on the Brink of History

    Rhys GregoryBy Rhys GregoryNovember 26, 2024No Comments
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    Wales' Rhiannon Roberts, Hayley Ladd and Josie Green during the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 Play Off Semi Final - credit Ashley Crowden, FAW
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    As Wales look to take-on the Republic of Ireland in the Play-off final for UEFA Women’s Euro 2025, viewers and listeners can follow all the action on the BBC. Rhian Wilkinson’s team will embark on arguably the most important fixtures in their history as they look to secure qualification for their first major tournament.

    The first leg on Friday, 29 November at the Cardiff City Stadium is live on BBC One Wales, BBC Radio Wales and BBC Radio Cymru, all from 7pm.

    The second leg at the Aviva Stadium, Dublin on Tuesday, 3 December will be broadcast live on BBC One Wales and BBC Three from 7.15pm. On radio there will be live commentary on radio Wales Sport and Chwaraeon Radio Cymru from 7pm.

    Reflecting on the coverage of the matches over the next few days Cymru Head Coach Rhian Wilkinson said: “As the oft used saying goes, you cannot be what you cannot see, and that’s the gap the Welsh Women’s national Team fill when they play at home and when they are given prime viewership time on our televisions. These women have punched above their weight for a decade, a team that runs on pride and passion for their country, a team that knows nothing but giving their all for their flag.

    “These women will not only step out onto the field at Cardiff City Stadium to take a step closer to making history in qualifying for Euro 2025, but will also once again be the face of what might be for so many young Welsh women. Their faces, their pride, front and centre on Welsh TVs. These women are the heroines of a generation on women here in Wales, building a pathway and a normalcy for female sporting excellence in this great country of ours.”

    29 November, (ko) 7.15pm. Wales v Republic of Ireland (first leg)

    • Match Of The Day Wales, BBC One Wales and BBC iPlayer from 7pm
    • Radio Wales Sport and Chwaraeon Radio Cymru from 7pm

    3 December, (ko) 7.30pm. Republic of Ireland v Wales (second leg)

    • BBC One Wales, BBC Three and BBC iPlayer from 7.15pm
    • Radio Wales Sport and Chwaraeon Radio Cymru from 7pm
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