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WALES have been boosted by the return of Southampton midfielder Rachel Rowe for their Nations League games against Denmark and Sweden.

Experienced Rowe – a key part of head coach Rhian Wilkinson’s plans building towards Euro 2025 in Switzerland this summer – missed Wales’ opening two Nations League matches due to injury.

There are also recalls for Blackburn goalkeeper Poppy Soper and Bristol City forward Tianna Teisar in a 26-strong squad as the Euros countdown continues.

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