News about Joe Allen

In the FA Cup third round match against Morecambe, Swansea City beat League Two side Morecambe 2-0. The Swans entered the match with a calm attitude in the first ever competitive match between the two teams - winning four of their last five FA Cup matches against lower-division teams at home. Despite this success, the Championship team hasn't been winning eight and losing ten games since the start of the 2023-24 season.

Wales will face Finland in the Euro 2024 Path A semi-finals in Germany next year, and it could face either Poland or Estonia in the finals. Rob Page's side had a rough qualifying campaign, with them ceded ground to Tukery and Armenia and finishing outside of the official qualifying places. In late March of next year, the two teams will meet in Wales.

In their Championship match against Swansea, Aaron Ramsey put a late penalty to double Cardiff's lead. Ollie Tanner, a Cardiff City replacement, made a quick impact when he was called off in the 70th minute, scoring within 60 seconds of being on the field. For the majority of the match, neither team was able to hit the back of the net, as both supporters were dissatisfied with their teams' results.

Gareth Bale and Joe Allen, the defender who plays for AFC Wimbledon in League Two, will hang up his boots before Euro 2024. The 33-year-old made his Wales debut in 2007 and was a pillar of the side that advanced to the semi-finals of Euro 2016 - the country's first major tournament in 58 years. Gunter played 109 caps for his country, a figure that was unsurpassed only in the men's game by Bale's total of 111 appearances. Although he was a back-up player in those tournaments, Gunter was also selected for Euro 2020 and the 2022 World Cup. In March 2021, he became the first Wales men's player to win 100 caps.

Joe Allen, a former Liverpool and Stoke midfielder, has announced his retirement from Wales' national team, saying he wants to'make way for the next generation.' Allen earned his 74 caps during his time with the Dragons and was part of the team's Euro 2016 semi-finals under Chris Coleman, who lost 2-0 to eventual winners Portugal. Allen was also a member of the Wales squad that traveled to Qatar for the 2022 World Cup, starting 3-0 loss to England and then losing 2-0 to Iran before being booted out in group stages.

The 32-year-old midfield maestro is hoping to lead Swansea City past Bristol City at Ashton Gate on Sunday to open a good second half to the season for the team that he returned to last summer. 'It has been fantastic for me to get back to club football almost immediately after Qatar's departure.' We worked so hard to get to the World Cup, and it was supposed to be the pinnacle of our careers,' Allen said.

During England's World Cup match against Wales, Pundits mocked Jordan Pickford's exaggerated save attempt. The two home nations met in the final group stage game of the tournament, with both teams needing a fruitful result to guarantee their participation in the knockout round. Pundits were keen to pick up a hilarious dive from Pickford right before the halftime break, with the scoreline goalless at the halftime break.

Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau - which translates to Land of my Fathers - has a following in football fans from around the world, with a number naming it the best of the tournament. On the other hand, England supporters are fed up with their traditional song (top-right, players performing it against the United States), which has been branded as "dirge" on social media (right). Some are claiming that the tone of the songs is so stark that it could rouse the Dragons into a rousing appearance, knowing that they will need to win to keep any hopes of qualifying to the last 16 alive. Earlier in the tournament, a Welsh football fan was dubbed "the face of the anthem" after she gave a rousing rendition of the song during her team's match against the United States (left). Dwynwen Morgan, a radio producer from Gwynedd, was seen crying out with tears in her eyes during an ITV video of the game in Ahmed Bin Ali Stadium, belting out Hen Wlad Nhadau, Wales' official national anthem, during the game.

Midfielder Joe Allen is confident that Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey will rise to the challenge against England on Tuesday in the hopes of progressing in the World Cup. Wales has dropped to the bottom of Group B with just one point after losing by 2-0 on Friday. They must now defeat England and hope for a draw between Iran and the United States.

Rob Page elected to start Moore against the United States on the bench, but the Bournemouth man's good second half performance, in which Wales looked much improved, is enough to warrant him a starting position. Joe Allen, on the other hand, has no place for him. With being injured to the tournament early this season, the Swansea man is hoping to return to the tournament at a later date.

Scores of Welsh fans were told they could not enter Qatar due to a'glitch in the system' at Dubai airport, resulting in the cancellation of today's World Cup match against Iran.

Since Joe Allen was declared fit, Wales has had a big boost ahead of their critical World Cup match against Iran. Since being out fortnight with a hamstring injury in September, the 32-year-old midfielder has been out for two months and will be a key player for Wales as they enter a must-win zone following Sunday's 1-1 draw with the United States. Since his 2009 debut in 2009, he has played for his country since his debut in 2009 and has been selected in the Euro 2016 team of the tournament as the Dragons advanced to the semi finals.

Joe Allen has returned to full training as the midfielder prepares to play in Wales' World Cup campaign. Since being sidelined in September due to a hamstring injury, Swansea City's manager Robert Page has been given a huge boost by joining the rest of the squad for Wednesday's session. Allen had been training on his own since the squad had arrived in Qatar, but he would now play a part of Wales' next game against Iran on Friday morning.

As the tournament got underway on Sunday, Wales boss Rob Page expressed concern about the "difficulties" facing managers and players at the Qatar World Cup. When asked about Qatar's human rights record and FIFA's decision to continue with the tournament in the middle-east, Page discussed the conflict.

Joe Allen, a Welsh midfielder, will not be fit enough to play for his country in their World Cup opener against the United States. On Monday afternoon, Rob Page's side held an open training session as they prepared for their first match against the United States - where Allen will be unable to participate. Given that he had not played a single match since September due to a hamstring injury, the 32-year-old was a huge concern for the match.

England has been dealt a blow just two days before their opening World Cup match against the United States, as midfielder Joe Allen is expected to miss the game due to a hamstring injury. Allen hasn't played since September 17, and according to The Times, he's now 'losing his war' to be able to be ready by Monday. The 32-year-old has been training alone in the hopes of being fit for Wales' first tournament appearance since 1958.

In sweltering Doha, it's all about the money, the £12 beers and the £3 Qatar World Cup issue stamps, but Gareth Bale's latest commercial tie-up addresses something subtler, about the place where his native Wales occupies in his life. Bale had been confirmed as the team came to terms with much more ferocious heat here than they had anticipated. After his work with the company helped revive Welsh whisky production, they'll be laying down Gareth Bale whiskies in the future. Bale didn't need much convincing. In a large portion of his club football, the nation and its national team have brought the joy that has been lacking in so much of his club football. Despite the fact that Joe Allen's bilingualism was lacking, the 33-year-old is central to a Cymru World Cup campaign in which Welsh national identity plays a crucial role.

Despite injury worries for the country's first World Cup squad in 64 years, Wales boss Rob Page has called up Gareth Bale and Joe Allen. Bale had been supposed to make the team despite admitting that he had not been 100% in Los Angeles FC's MLS Cup final victory last weekend. Allen, a Swansea City midfielder, hasn't played since September 17 due to a hamstring injury, but he has been given the opportunity to demonstrate his fitness by being included in the 26-man squad.

Taking a look back at Wales' record over the past six years, it's easy to forget that the country has a long and painful tradition when it comes to international competitions. Gareth Bale, Aaron Ramsey, and Joe Allen have spearheaded a team that has qualified for three of the last four major tournaments, a better record than traditional powerhouses Italy and Holland. But Hal Robson-Kanu briefly became possessed of Johan Cruyff against Belgium at Euro 2016, Chris Coleman's vain side made their first appearance at a European Championship, and this was only their first appearance at a European Championship.

Alex Neil may take several days to pick the bones out of a chaotic opening night as Stoke City's boss. They didn't let it go late, but Tyrese Campbell snagged a point from Aden Flint's header in 90 minutes, just as it looked as if defeat was inevitable. Joel Piroe's sixth-minute goal for the visitors had started to look as if it would be enough to decide the game, but 1-0 would have been an unjust scoreline.