Wales

History at UEFA Euro

Wales National Football Team

Wales only participated in one Euro Championship in 2016; it was a great party in Wales because this was their first qualification in a European championship and the most important since the World Cup in 1958. Also, that year, they became the ‘Cinderella’ of the championship by qualifying for the semifinals which they lost 2-0 to Portugal and came in the third place in this edition of the championship.

In this tournament that will take place in 2021, the national team will once again have the opportunity to achieve or surpass the feat of 4 years ago.

Records & Rankings

Most caps: Chris Gunter – 98 (2007- now).
Most goals: Gareth Bale – 85 (2006 – now).
Largest win: 11–0 against Ireland (3rd March 1888).
Largest win at European Championship: 2- 0 against Portugal (2008).
Most consecutive wins: 6 – between 1980 and 1981.
Highest FIFA Ranking: 20 (October 2020).

Ones to watch

Gareth Bale:

Gareth Bale is the top scorer for the national team and although he is already 31 years old, he remains the key midfielder for Wales. During this year’s UEFA Euro Championship qualifiers, he had 71% passing pressure, completed 11 crosses and, in the 8 matches he played, he scored 2 goals and provided 1 assist.
If we take a look at the record of the Tottenham Hotspur F.C player in his performances with the clubs to which he belonged, we will see the quality of this midfielder. During his time at Real Madrid he played 251 games and scored 105 goals; as for his recent performance to qualify in this new edition of the Euro Championship, he scored 2 goals in total. In this championship, he played 33 matches and scored 14 goals in total for the qualifiers.

Gareth Bale - Wales

Daniel James:

He is a young man who must be followed closely in this selection, he currently plays as a midfielder for Manchester United and he was decisive in his debut with the team in the qualifiers of this championship because he scored a goal that gave the team the victory 1-0 against Slovakia in the first match of the qualifying round. In respect of his record of effectiveness, it is 79%.

Daniel James - Wales

Kieffer Moore:

The one who plays for Cardiff City FC has also given cause to speak for his outstanding participation in his team; during this edition’s qualifying, he scored 2 goals. In the 2020/2021 English Football League Championship season, he has played 11 games and scored 3 goals and 1 assist.
This forward’s style worries the defenders of this group because he has an imposing physical and aerial presence. That can be decisive in any game of the Euro2021.

Kieffer Moore - Wales