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Dykes and Estcourt selected for Wales
Friday, September 8th 2017
Bristol City Women vice-captain Loren Dykes and midfielder Charlie Estcourt have been called up to the Wales squad, ahead of their World Cup qualifier against Kazakhstan.
The game will be played on Sunday, September 17th at the Astana Arena (2pm kick-off).
The squad will depart on Monday, September 11th and return on Tuesday, September 19th.
Everyone at the club would like to congratulate Loren and Charlie on selection.
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