Wales supporters made their presence known at Wembley last night, even as England claimed a 3-0 victory in a friendly match. Despite an early setback with goals from Morgan Rogers, Ollie Watkins, and Bukayo Saka in the first 20 minutes, the spirit of the Red Wall was unwavering.
Around 7,500 fans travelled to London, showcasing their passion and loyalty. While some England fans left their seats early with their team comfortably leading, the Wales contingent sang loud and proud until the very end. Their rendition of ‘Wales Away’ and ‘Don’t Take Me Home’ echoed through the stadium, creating a lively atmosphere despite the result.
In a quirky twist, as English fans started to exit with 10 minutes still on the clock, Welsh supporters cheekily waved them out, revelling in their own unmatched spirit. Even in defeat, the camaraderie and enthusiasm of the Wales fans shone through.
After a challenging first half, Wales showed resilience, holding England scoreless in the second half. Manager Craig Bellamy praised the steadfast support and looks forward to building on the improved performance as they prepare for the upcoming World Cup qualifier against Belgium.
While England celebrated their eighth consecutive win over Wales, the Red Wall gave everyone a lesson in loyalty and support. On to the next challenge, with hearts and voices just as strong! 🏴🎶