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City Women contingent selected for Wales Under-17
Tuesday, September 12th 2017
City Women pair Amina Vine and Hayley Hoare have been selected to represent Wales Under-17 in the UEFA Women’s Under-17 Qualification Tournament in Denmark.
Fellow squad members Anais Trinci, Ellen Jones and Lucia Carpanini are currently on the stand-by list for the trip.
The squad will depart for Denmark on Wednesday, September 20th and return on Sunday, October 1st.
Wales will play three fixtures during the tournament against Denmark, France and Kazakhstan respectively.
The first match of the tournament is against Denmark on Sunday, September 24th (3pm kick-off).
The team are in action three days later against France on Wednesday, September 27th (3pm kick-off).
In final match of the tournament, Wales will face Kazakhstan on Sunday, September 30th (3pm kick-off).
All of Wales’ matches will be held at the Kolding Mosevej Stadium.
Everyone at the club would like to congratulate all five players on selection.
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