Team bus from Wales at EM accident damaged: players well!

Team bus from Wales at EM accident damaged: players well!

Weinfelden, Schweiz - The football European Championships of women in Switzerland are overshadowed by unexpected events. The Welsh -based national football team was involved in a traffic accident on July 8, 2025 when her team bus collided with another vehicle on the way to St. Gallen. Fortunately, no players and no inmates of the other vehicle were injured, reports Laola1 .

The accident occurred near the team hotel in Weinfelden. At the time of the incident, trainer Rhian Wilkinson was not on the bus, but in another vehicle. The final training scheduled for the evening before the important game against France on Thursday was canceled. The players were brought back to the team hotel after the accident to recover from the shock.

first bankruptcy for Wales

The Welsh selection recently played her first game in a big tournament against the Netherlands in Lucerne, where she pulled the shorter one with 0: 3. According to BBC were around 3,800 Welsh fans in the Allmend Stadium to support their team. Despite the defeat, the fans were proud of the first participation in a big tournament. Players like Libby Stott and Nicole Power are optimistic and faith in the chances of their team in the upcoming games.

According to reports of FAW-officials, Wales will probably have more fans than most other nations during the tournament, which underlines passion and pride of the Welsh follers. Eleri and Carys Gittins, a mother-daughter duo, decided to support the team in every situation and emphasized the importance of this backdrop for women's football in Wales.

France as a challenger

The same evening on which Wales meets France, the French team has already celebrated a victory against England. They won 2: 1 in an exciting game, such as Sportschau reported. This result makes France favorites in Group D after the first matchday. England, who started without some key players, faced a strong French team that took the lead through goals from Marie-Antoinette Katoto and Sandy Baltimore.

The upcoming game between Wales and France promises to be exciting, especially since the Welsh team wants to relax from the disappointment of the last game and want to fight against one of the strongest opponents in the group. The players and fans are determined to continue their support, regardless of the challenges they encounter on their way.