With two significant matches for the team this month against Armenia and Turkey, the Welsh national team aims to conclude their season on a high note and solidify their path to the Euro’s.

Having reached the semi-finals of the tournament in 2016 and the 16^th round in 2020, Rob Page’s side will be looking to continue Wales’ run of representation at major football events by qualifying for the next edition of the tournament.

It was almost the perfect start for Rob Page’s side, who secured an excellent result away from home in their opening fixture; a hard-fought 1-1 draw against Croatia, with Nathan Broadhead scoring a late equalizer to earn Wales a valuable point.

The Dragons then followed up that impressive performance with a hard-fought 1-0 win against Latvia at home. While the result may not have been as emphatic, it was a crucial three points for Wales, who must push past Armenia and Turkey this month to keep their qualification chances alive.

Although Page and his side will be without the likes of Gareth Bale and Joe Allen, some of the younger players have stepped up and taken on leadership roles.

Joe Rodon, Joe Morrell, and Ethan Ampadu have all assumed important positions within the Welsh squad, while Brennan Johnson, Luke Harris, and Jordan James are beginning to find their footing at the top level.

The camaraderie within the squad appears to have remained intact. However, what remains to be seen is whether some of the younger players in the camp can produce those magical moments Welsh fans have become so accustomed to witnessing from the likes of Bale and Ramsey.

Wales will need to perform at their very best as they strive to progress to the finals in Germany. Fortunately, there is still a good balance between youth and experience within the team to ensure that happens.

The Welsh public will be hoping that this next generation of Welsh football can continue to exceed expectations and compete on the world stage. To witness the outcome, you’ll have to stay tuned.