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Wales national semi-professional football team

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Wales 'C' National Team

Nickname(s)

The Dragons (Welsh: Y Dreigiau)

Association

Football Association of Wales (FAW)

Head coach

Mark Jones

First colours

Second colours

The Wales 'C' National Team is a football team that represents the Football Association of Wales governed Welsh football league system. The team is selected using players that play in the Cymru Premier, the highest level of Welsh football.

Home matches are played at various grounds around the country. The Wales Semi Pro team competed in both the Four Nations Tournament and the International Challenge Trophy.

Recent results[edit]

Win Draw Loss

20 March 2018 Friendly	Wales C	2-3	England C	Barry, Wales
19:30 UTC	Jones 57' Venables 77'	Report	Okenabirhie 9', 52', 75'	Stadium: Jenner Park Referee: Tim Marshall

19 March 2019 Friendly	England C	2-2	Wales C	Salford, England
19:45 UTC	Peate 24' (o.g.) Willoughby 52'	Report	McLaggon 31' Roscrow 63'	Stadium: Moor Lane Referee: David Munro

30 March 2022 Friendly	Wales C	4-0	England C	Caernarfon, Wales
14:30 UTC	Evans 11', 34' Edwards 20', 25'	Report		Stadium: The Oval Referee: Tim Marshall

21 March 2023 Friendly	England C	1-0	Wales C	Altrincham, England
19:45 UTC	de Havilland 45+1'	Report		Stadium: Moss Lane

19 March 2024 Friendly	Wales C	1-0	England C	Llanelli, Wales
19:45 UTC	Bradley			Stadium: Stebonheath Park

Players[edit]

Current squad[edit]

Squad to face England CatLlanelli Town on 19 March 2024.^[1]


Name	Club
Kelland Absolom	Bala Town
Connor Roberts	The New Saints
Rhys Abbruzzese	Haverfordwest County
Danny Davies	The New Saints
Mael Davies	Penybont
Lee Jenkins	Haverfordwest County
Emlyn Lewis	Cardiff Metropolitan University
Kane Owen	Penybont
Ryan Sears	Newtown
Sion Bradley	Caernarfon Town
Noah Edwards	Connah's Quay Nomads
Danny Gosset	Caernarfon Town
Clayton Green	Pontypridd United
Tom Price	Cardiff Metropolitan University
Josh Williams	Connah's Quay Nomads
Ben Ahmun	Pontypridd United
Ethan Cann	Llanelli Town
Gwion Dafydd	The New Saints
Jordan Davies	Connah's Quay Nomads
Sam Jones	Cardiff Metropolitan University

Managers[edit]

Mark Jones (2018–present)
Terry Boyle (2008–20??)
Tony Pennock (2003–2008)

Notable players[edit]

Honours[edit]

This section is empty. You can help by adding to it. (January 2011)

References[edit]

^ Wales C squad

v t e Wales national football team
General	Football Association of Wales History 1876–1976 1977–present Managers Welsh Football Trust Dragon Park, Wales National Football Development Centre
Venues	Home venues Cardiff City Stadium Aberdare Athletic Ground Anfield Millennium Stadium Ninian Park Old Racecourse Ground Parc y Scarlets Penrhyn Park Racecourse Ground St. Helen's Swansea.com Stadium The Arms Park The National Stadium The Oval Vetch Field
Statistics	Results and fixtures Records European Championship record World Cup record Hat-tricks
Results	1876–1899 1900–1914 1920–1939 1946–1959 1960–1979 1980–1999 2000–2019 2020–present Unofficial matches Matches v Home Nations
Players	25+ caps World Cup & Euro Championship squads Born outside Wales Other categories
Goals	Gareth Bale Ian Rush
World Cup	1958 2022
European Championship	2016 2020
Other tournaments	British Home Championship (1884–1984) 2011 Nations Cup
Notable matches	First international match (Scotland v Wales) (1876) 1958 World Cup play-off (1958) 1986 World Cup qualifier (death of Jock Stein) (1985)
Culture	The Barry Horns When Pelé Broke Our Hearts "Together Stronger (C'mon Wales)"
Other FAW teams	Men Amateur (defunct) Under-21 Under-20 Under-19 Under-18 Under-17 Semi-Pro Women Under-17

Football in Wales

National teams

Men

Women

League system

Men

Tier 1–3	Cymru Premier (1) Cymru North (2) Cymru South (2) Ardal Leagues (3)
Tier 4–6	Aberystwyth League (5) Carmarthenshire League (5–7) Central Wales Football League (4) Ceredigion League (5–7) Gwent County League (4–6) Montgomeryshire Football League (5) Neath & District League (5–8) North East Wales Football League (4–5) North Wales Coast East (4–5) North Wales Coast West (4–5) Pembrokeshire League (5–9) South Wales Alliance League (4–6) Swansea Senior Football League (5–6) West Wales Premier League (4)
Tier 7–10	Aberdare Valley League (7) Bridgend & District League (7–9) Cardiff & District League (7–10) Cardiff Combination League (7–8) East Gwent League (7–8) Gwent Central League (7–8) Merthyr & District League (7) Newport and District League (7–10) North Gwent Football League (7–8) Port Talbot Football League (7–8) Rhondda & District League (7–8) Taff Ely & Rhymney Valley Alliance League (7–9) Vale of Glamorgan League (7–8)
Defunct leagues	Anglesey (1895–2020) Bangor & District (1930–37, 1945–50) Caernarfon & District (1950–2014) Clwyd (1974–2011) Cymru Alliance (1990–2019) Denbighshire (1890–1902) Gwynedd (1983–2020) Mid Wales South (1962–2023) North East Wales (2011–20) North Wales Alliance (1912–21) North Wales Coast (1893–1921, 1933–35) South Wales Amateur (1946–2015) South Wales (1890–1911) South Wales Senior (1991–2015) Vale of Clwyd and Conwy (2011–20) Vale of Conwy (1922–2002) Welsh Alliance (1984–2020) Welsh Football League (1904–2020) Welsh League North (1935–84) Welsh National League (North) (1921–30) Welsh National League (Wrexham Area) (1945–2020) Wrexham and District (1903–12, 1925–39)