Huntsville City 2:2 Chicago Fire II 
Evergreen 8:0 Patuxent 
Marin 1:1 SF Glens 
Anápolis 0:2 Botafogo PB 
Deportes Limache 4:1 San Marcos de Arica 
Austin II 3:2 Colorado Rapids II 
Los Angeles FC II 2:2 Real Monarchs 
Mexico 2:3 England 
Tacoma Defiance 0:2 Portland Timbers II 
Alta 1:1 Charlotte Independence 
Ulaanbaatar 2:3 Deren 
Khangarid 0:1 Central Stallions 
Bars 4:1 Ilbirs 
Cracovia Krakow 3:1 Başakşehir 
Suduva Marijampole 0:0 TransINVEST Vilnius 
Super Nova 0:1 Ogre United 
Sportfreunde Schwaig 2:1 SSV Jahn Regensburg 
IF Brommapojkarna 1:0 Gais 
BK Hacken 1:1 Djurgardens IF 
After tough losses last November, Wales are determined to show they have turned a corner. Wing Josh Adams says the team wants to prove they’ve moved past those defeats against Argentina and South Africa. The upcoming matches are a chance to show real progress.
Learning From Heavy November Losses
Last year, Wales suffered big defeats to both Argentina and South Africa. Those games exposed some weaknesses in the squad. Since then, the team has been working hard to fix those issues.
- The coaching staff changed tactics and training methods.
- Younger players got more chances to step up.
- Team morale improved after a few close wins in recent months.
Key Players to Watch on the Tour
Josh Adams is one of the main threats on the wing. His speed and finishing ability can trouble any defense. Other experienced players like the forwards will need to dominate the set pieces. The team’s success may depend on how well they handle the physical style of Argentina and South Africa.
What a Good Result Would Mean
If Wales can win even one of these tough away games, it would be a huge boost. It would prove their mini-revival is real and give them confidence for the rest of the season. Fans are eager to see if this team can take the next step against top-tier opponents.