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The Wales national under-19 football team is the national under-19 football team of Wales and is controlled by the Football Association of Wales. The team competes in the UEFA European Under-19 Football Championship held every year.
[edit] Recent history
The under-19 squad has not been extremley succsessful in recent years but has become a good proving ground for talented youngsters. In recent years full international players like Neil Eardley, Chris Gunter and Wayne Hennessey as well as most of the current Wales U21 side have progessed through the team.
[edit] Recent results
Kazakhstan U19 2-1 Wales - 13 October 2007 Under-19 championship qualifier - Stadion Sóstói
Hungary U19 3-1 Wales - 10 October 2007 Under-19 championship qualifier - Stadion Sóstói
Switzerland U19 1-1 Wales - 8 October 2007 Under-19 championship qualifier - Tatabanya stadium
Squad called up for match vs Kazakhstan on 13 October 2007. Caps and goals from match are included.
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[edit] Defenders
[edit] Midfielders
[edit] Strikers
[edit] Recent Call-ups
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[edit] External links
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