City men and women to support Rainbow Laces campaign
Posted: Wednesday, November 29th 2017
Jayne Ludlow's Wales top group one in World Cup qualifying
Tuesday, November 28th 2017
Wales Women made it three wins from four to top group one after victories over Kazakhstan and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
On Friday, November 24th Wales defeated Kazakhstan 1-0 at the Cardiff City Stadium in front of a bumper crowd.
Then, last night, Wales overcame Bosnia and Herzegovina in Zenica, at the FF BiH Training Centre, defeating the hosts 1-0 to continue their remarkable qualifying run.
Loren Dykes was involved in both matches, starting in Cardiff and yesterday she entered the fold at half time, whilst Bristol City Women Development Squad member Amina Vine was on the bench for both matches.
Everyone at the club would like to congratulate both players on their selection.
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Photo credit: FA Wales
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