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Cain enables clinical Wales to write names in history
The Guardian
|December 04, 2024
Wales made history in Dublin last night as they qualified for the first major tournament in their nation's history.
A 2-1 win for Rhian Wilkinson's side thanks to goals from Hannah Cain and Carrie Jones earned them a 3-2 aggregate win against Republic of Ireland and booked their spot at the European Championship in Switzerland next summer.
There were personnel changes to both starting lineups as the managers tried to shift the dial. Eileen Gleeson made one for Ireland, bringing in Jessie Stapleton for Lily Agg to the midfield. Wilkinson, meanwhile, opted for Cain to lead the line while Josie Green replaced Ceri Holland.
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