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As well as the Czech Republic and Montenegro, Wales will take on Albania in Group B1 in World Cup qualifying.<\/p>\n
There is no chance to qualify automatically for the tournament because Wales are in League B, meaning Wilkinson’s team will need to come through a play-off campaign which could feature three stages if they are to reach a first Women’s World Cup.<\/p>\n
Wilkinson has said Wales are at the start of a new four-year cycle leading up the 2029 Euros, but has stressed that her team can mount a World Cup qualification challenge.<\/a><\/p>\n Fishlock, meanwhile, says the “future is really bright” as a number of younger players try to establish themselves with Wales \u2013 and wants to help them along the way.<\/p>\n “Being a part of the group and their future is something I would love of course,” Fishlock told BBC Sport Wales.<\/p>\n “I’d love to be able to give experience and sometimes a little bit of calmness.<\/p>\n “It’s just how and what that looks like. Obviously I live in America so that makes it a little bit tricky, but I’d love to try to work something out with that.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n