Wales Veterans Aim for Global Glory at World Cup

Welsh Over-70s Impress Despite Opening Match Loss

Tournament to Showcase Skills of Seasoned Footballers

Some of Wales' best footballers over the age of 70 are aiming for global glory as the Veterans World Cup comes to Cardiff. The Wales Over-70s team has already made an impressive start to the tournament, drawing 1-1 in their second game against NC United East from the United States.

In their opening match, Wales lost 1-0 to CT United from the USA. However, they bounced back in their second game with a well-deserved draw. The Welsh team is now preparing for their final group game against England Over-70s.

• Wales Over-70s lost their first match 1-0 against CT United from the USA.
• They drew 1-1 in their second game against NC United East from the United States.
• The Wales Veterans Football Association are proud to be hosting the 2024 70 75 World Cup Tournament at Cardiff University.

The Veterans World Cup is a biennial tournament for players aged over 35. This year's tournament is being held in Cardiff, Wales, and features teams from all over the world.

The Wales Veterans Football Association is proud to be hosting the tournament. They are hoping that the event will help to raise the profile of veterans' football in Wales.

Among those hoping to represent Wales in the Veterans World Cup is 76-year-old plasterer John Jones. Jones never played a competitive game of football at school, but he is now one of the most experienced players in the Wales squad.

Jones is an inspiration to his teammates and is a reminder that it is never too late to achieve your dreams.

The Veterans World Cup is a celebration of the skills and dedication of veteran footballers. The tournament is a great opportunity for these players to represent their countries and to compete against the best in the world.

The Wales Over-70s team is hoping to make a big impact on the tournament. They have a talented squad and are confident of success.

The Veterans World Cup is a great opportunity for Wales to showcase the skills of its veteran footballers. The tournament is also a chance for these players to make new friends and to create memories that will last a lifetime.