Rhian Wilkinson says Wales have the potential to qualify for next year's Women's World Cup after they beat the Czech Republic to claim top spot in Group B1.
Wales' impressive 3-1 victory over the Czechs means they will face a more favourable path in the play-offs later this year, with the draw to be made on 18 June.
Even so, there is still much work to do before Wales reach a first Women's World Cup.
Wilkinson's team must come through two two-legged ties against European opponents - with one of those likely to be a League A side - and may then face an inter-confederation play-off.
But the Wales head coach believes her players have shown enough quality in the group phase of this campaign to suggest they can claim a place at next year's tournament in Brazil.
Wales' impressive 3-1 victory over the Czechs means they will face a more favourable path in the play-offs later this year, with the draw to be made on 18 June.
Even so, there is still much work to do before Wales reach a first Women's World Cup.
Wilkinson's team must come through two two-legged ties against European opponents - with one of those likely to be a League A side - and may then face an inter-confederation play-off.
But the Wales head coach believes her players have shown enough quality in the group phase of this campaign to suggest they can claim a place at next year's tournament in Brazil.
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