The text appears to be a Wikipedia article about the Welsh national football team, specifically their women's and men's teams. It includes information on recent performances, upcoming matches, and other related topics.
Here is a summary of the article:
**Women's Team**
* The Wales women's national football team has qualified for Euro 2025.
* Head coach Rhian Wilkinson led the team to qualification.
* The team will face the Netherlands in their opening match at the tournament.
**Men's Team**
* The Wales men's national football team has not had recent success, with no World Cup qualification since 1958.
* However, they have been working on improving their performance and developing their youth teams.
* There is no mention of upcoming matches or tournaments for the men's team in the article.
**Terry Yorath**
* Terry Yorath was a former Welsh footballer who played for the national team from 1967 to 1978.
* He won 24 caps for Wales and scored one goal.
* There is no mention of Yorath in the current article, but he may be mentioned in other related articles or sections.
**Harry Wilson**
* Harry Wilson is a Welsh footballer who plays as a winger for Liverpool FC and the Wales national team.
* He has not been mentioned in the current article, but there may be mentions of him in other related articles or sections.
Overall, the article appears to focus on the recent performances and developments of the Welsh women's national football team, with some mention of the men's team and former players like Terry Yorath.
Here is a summary of the article:
**Women's Team**
* The Wales women's national football team has qualified for Euro 2025.
* Head coach Rhian Wilkinson led the team to qualification.
* The team will face the Netherlands in their opening match at the tournament.
**Men's Team**
* The Wales men's national football team has not had recent success, with no World Cup qualification since 1958.
* However, they have been working on improving their performance and developing their youth teams.
* There is no mention of upcoming matches or tournaments for the men's team in the article.
**Terry Yorath**
* Terry Yorath was a former Welsh footballer who played for the national team from 1967 to 1978.
* He won 24 caps for Wales and scored one goal.
* There is no mention of Yorath in the current article, but he may be mentioned in other related articles or sections.
**Harry Wilson**
* Harry Wilson is a Welsh footballer who plays as a winger for Liverpool FC and the Wales national team.
* He has not been mentioned in the current article, but there may be mentions of him in other related articles or sections.
Overall, the article appears to focus on the recent performances and developments of the Welsh women's national football team, with some mention of the men's team and former players like Terry Yorath.
The fact that the Wales women's team has qualified is just amazing, and Rhian Wilkinson leading them to it? Massive props to her for all the hard work she must've put in! 
I mean, who wouldn't want to see our girls taking on the Netherlands in their opener? Let's go Wales! 
The men's team may not have had the same level of success lately, but it's great to hear they're working on improving and developing their youth teams. Can't wait to see them bounce back in the future! 
and I saw this beautiful old tree with these gnarly branches that looked like they were from a sci-fi movie 
! I was thinking, what if we could use some of those natural materials to build new football stadiums? Like, can you imagine playing on the field made out of reclaimed wood and vines? It would be so sick! 
And it got me thinking about how cool it is that the Welsh women's team qualified for Euro 2025... maybe they'll even get to play in a stadium made from sustainable materials 
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! It's amazing to see how far they've come, especially with head coach Rhian Wilkinson leading them to qualification. I'm curious to watch them play against the Netherlands in their opening match 
... maybe we'll get to see some Welsh ladies on the big stage soon? 
. And Netherlands better watch out, they're gonna take them down 
. On the men's side, gotta feel for them, no World Cup qual since 1958 is a big gap 
. But at least they're workin on improvin their youth teams and all that 
. Terry Yorath is a legend tho, only scored one goal in 24 caps, still impressive though 
. Harry Wilson is doin great playin for Liverpool and Wales, hope he brings some pride to the men's team 
οΈ So I was reading about the Welsh football teams and I'm kinda curious how things are going for them? Like, I know the women's team qualified for Euro 2025 which is amazing, but what about the guys? They haven't had any success in ages... like since '58 
. I get that they're working on it and all, but you'd think they'd at least have some matches coming up or something.
. He was a legend and all, playing for Wales from 67-78. And Harry Wilson is doing alright, still plays for Liverpool and the national team, but he doesn't seem to be getting any mention here.
! I mean, who can blame them? Qualifying for Euro 2025 is a huge achievement, and Rhian Wilkinson's leadership has been crucial in getting them there 
. It's about time someone shone a light on the women's team, though! Let's give it up for Rhian and her squad 
. Can't say the same for the gents though, been a while since they made a World Cup appearance - 1958? That's like, ancient history bro 
. Anyways, Harry Wilson's still killing it for Wales - he's like the Ronaldo of the modern era (just kidding, but kinda) 
, but at least they're working on improving 
- 24 caps and one goal? Respect! 
! The men's team might not have had the best luck recently, but hey, they're working on improving and developing their youth teams - that's what matters 
. And let's be real, Terry Yorath is a legend 
meanwhile the womens team is getting all the love but lets be real they still got a lot of work to do before euro 2025 
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Rhian Wilkinson is a queen leadin her team to victory! Can't wait 2 c how they do against the Dutch in ther opening match 
But hey, at least Terry Yorath's legacy lives on thru Wales' football history 