Women's football was pushed to the sidelines for decades, with the ban remaining in place in Wales until 1970. Wales' very first game at association level was not until 1973, against Ireland.

In 1992, three women — Laura McAllister, Michele Adams and Karen Jones — penned a missive to Alun Evans, the Football Association of Wales (FAW) general secretary, requesting an audience.

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But then, one month before the Euros campaign was meant to commence in May 2003, the Football Association of Wales (FAW) scrapped their women’s team entirely as part of budget cuts.

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Before England's Euro 2025 meeting with Wales in Switzerland, BBC Sport looks at the life and career of Sylvia Gore, a pioneer for women's football in both countries.

Women's football in Wales dates to the late 19th Century before momentum picked up during World War One - but an almost 50-year ban followed, relegating its players to the sidelines.