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Wales reached the EURO 2016 semi-finals on their European Championship debut.
Upcoming matches
Norway — Wales—Nations League 2026/27Match report
Wales — Portugal—Nations League 2026/27Match report
Results
Selected confirmed matches · 24/09/2026 — 04/10/2026
Wales — Denmark0 : 1Nations League 2026/27Match report
Wales — Norway2 : 1Nations League 2026/27Match report
Denmark — Wales2 : 0Nations League 2026/27Match report
Portugal — Wales1 : 0Nations League 2026/27Match report
Confirmed squad changes
Selected official changes; not a complete current or annual squad.
Call-up · 15/09/2026
- Ben Cabango
- Ben Davies
- Brennan Johnson
- Cameron Congreve
- Chris Mepham
- Cian Ashford
- Connor Roberts
- Daniel James
- Danny Ward
- David Brooks
- Ethan Ampadu
- Harry Wilson
- Jay Dasilva
- Jayden Lienou
- Joel Colwill
- Jordan James
- Joshua Sheehan
- Karl Darlow
- Kieffer Moore
- Lewis Koumas
- Liam Cullen
- Mark Harris
- Nathan Broadhead
- Neco Williams
- Rhys Norrington-Davies
- Sorba Thomas
- Tom King
- Wes Burns
Players listed by UEFA for the 2026/27 Nations League
Appearances and goals refer to the Nations League 2026/27.
UEFA · competition squad · Source checked:
Goalkeepers
- Danny WardAppearances: 4
- David Cornell
- Karl Darlow
- Tom King
Defenders
- Ben CabangoAppearances: 3
- Ben DaviesAppearances: 4
- Chris MephamAppearances: 2
- Connor RobertsAppearances: 1
- Jay DasilvaAppearances: 3
- Jayden Lienou
- Neco WilliamsAppearances: 4 · Goals: 1
- Rhys Norrington-Davies
Midfielders
- Brennan JohnsonAppearances: 4
- Charlie SavageAppearances: 1
- Cian Ashford
- Daniel JamesAppearances: 3 · Goals: 1
- David BrooksAppearances: 1
- Ethan AmpaduAppearances: 4
- Harry Wilson
- Joel ColwillAppearances: 2
- Jordan JamesAppearances: 4
- Joshua SheehanAppearances: 4
- Lewis KoumasAppearances: 4
- Nathan Broadhead
- Sorba ThomasAppearances: 4
Forwards
- Cameron Congreve
- Kieffer MooreAppearances: 3
- Liam CullenAppearances: 2
- Mark HarrisAppearances: 2
- Wes BurnsAppearances: 2
EURO 2028 qualifying
Wales are a EURO 2028 host association, with matches scheduled in Cardiff. Hosting does not remove the team from qualifying: any reserved-host place is governed by the specific conditions of UEFA's qualification system.
Team news
Denmark defeated Wales 1–0 in UEFA Nations League Group A4. Denmark goals: Rasmus Højlund. Højlund converted the decisive penalty. Denmark reached six points after four games, while Wales…
MoreDan James and Neco Williams scored as Wales recovered from an early deficit to beat Norway 2-1 in the Nations League.
MoreWales defeated Norway 2–1 in UEFA Nations League Group A4. Wales goals: Daniel James and Neco Williams. Norway goals: Oscar Bobb. Bobb put Norway ahead early, but James equalised before…
MoreDenmark beat Wales 2-0 as a Ben Davies own goal and Gustav Isaksen's strike settled the match in Copenhagen.
MoreMajor tournament record
- European Championship
- Semi-finals — 2016
- World Cup
- Quarter-finals — 1958
Team history
Wales reached the EURO 2016 semi-finals with Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey, winning their group and eliminating Northern Ireland and Belgium before losing to Portugal. The 3–1 quarter-final win against Belgium remains a defining result.
The earlier major finals appearance was the 1958 World Cup, where Wales reached the quarter-finals. They returned to that competition in 2022 after a 64-year absence. John Charles, Ian Rush, Mark Hughes and Ryan Giggs represent different eras leading up to the generation that restored regular tournament qualification.
The 1958 quarter-final against Brazil was decided by Pelé's first World Cup goal. Wales did not return to a major finals until EURO 2016, making that later semi-final run particularly significant. The two campaigns are separated by different tournament formats as well as by generations of players.
Notable players
- John Charles
- Ian Rush
- Mark Hughes
- Ryan Giggs
- Gareth Bale
Players from different eras of the national team.