Big games keep coming as Hughes eyes World Cup
Laura Hughes, a midfielder who previously played for Australia, is now focused on helping Wales qualify for the Women's World Cup. After a successful season with Melbourne City, she is preparing for crucial qualifiers against Montenegro and the Czech Republic. Hughes expresses her excitement about potentially playing in the World Cup, a dream she has had since childhood.
- ▪Laura Hughes has transitioned from representing Australia to playing for Wales in women's football.
- ▪She recently participated in high-pressure matches with Melbourne City, including the A League Grand Final and the AFC Women's Champions League.
- ▪Wales aims to secure a top position in Group B1 to enhance their chances in the World Cup play-offs.
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Big games keep coming as Hughes eyes World CupImage source, FAWImage caption, Laura Hughes' one Wales appearance so far was as a substitute in last December's 3-2 friendly win over SwitzerlandByGareth VincentBBC Sport WalesPublished11 minutes agoFirst came Australia's A League Grand Final, then the AFC Women's Champions League semi-final and now two key Women's World Cup qualifiers with Wales.For Laura Hughes, the one-time Australia international who has pledged her allegiance to Wales, the big games keep coming.The midfielder came on as a second-half substitute as Melbourne City beat Wellington Phoenix a little over a fortnight ago to secure Australia's domestic double.Four days later she was in the starting side as City's fine season ended with defeat to Japanese side Tokyo Verdy Beleza…
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