Wales Online has just confirmed that the Welsh national football team will be engaging in two friendly fixtures towards the end of 2025. The first match will see Wales facing Canada at Swansea.com Stadium on Tuesday, September 9. This game marks a return to Swansea for the team, as they last played there in November 2020 amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.
The second fixture for Wales will be against their long-standing rivals, England, at the iconic Wembley Stadium on Thursday, October 9. This match against England will conclude Wales’ international fixtures for the year 2025. Excitement is mounting as this will be the first time the Welsh team will play in front of a crowd at Wembley since September 2011 when they suffered a narrow 1-0 defeat during the UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying round under Gary Speed’s management.
The upcoming game against Canada will be the fourth encounter between the two sides, with the last meeting resulting in a 1-0 victory for Wales in Wrexham back in May 2004. On the other hand, England and Wales have a longstanding history with several recent matches, including encounters during the 2022 World Cup, a friendly amidst Covid, and Euro 2016.
These friendly fixtures are pivotal for Wales as they wrap up their 2025 schedule and gear up for the 2026 FIFA World Cup qualifying round. The campaign will kick off on Saturday, March 22, with a match against Kazakhstan at Cardiff City Stadium. Fans are eagerly anticipating these matches as Wales continues to showcase its talent on the international stage.
Wales’ manager, Craig Bellamy, is expected to lead the team with enthusiasm and determination as they face formidable opponents in Canada and England. The clash at Wembley holds a special significance for Welsh supporters, as it will be a momentous occasion for the team to play in front of a spirited crowd at the historic stadium.
As the fixtures draw closer, anticipation is building among fans, players, and coaching staff alike. The Welsh national team is set to deliver exciting performances and showcase their skills against top-tier competition. With a blend of experienced players and emerging talents, Wales is poised to make a mark in the upcoming friendlies and the subsequent World Cup qualifiers.
Stay tuned as the Welsh national football team prepares to take on Canada and England in what promises to be an exhilarating conclusion to their 2025 international campaign. Let’s show our support for Wales as they strive for success on the pitch and aim to make their mark on the global stage of football.