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Venue change: Wales v England, Finland v Norway

Wednesday, August 21, 2013

Thursday's matches between Wales and England, and Finland and Norway have been moved from Richmond Park in Carmarthen to Llanelli's Parc y Scarlets.

Venue change: Wales v England, Finland v Norway
Venue change: Wales v England, Finland v Norway ©FAW

The two UEFA European Women's Under-19 Championship games scheduled for Richmond Park in Carmarthern on Thursday – Wales v England and Finland v Norway – have been switched to Llanelli's Parc y Scarlets.

A week's worth of rain fell in the space of 12 hours in south-west Wales on Saturday and Carmarthen's Richmond Park was left with a waterlogged pitch. England's opening-day meeting with France was moved to Llanelli's Stebonheath Park and, as a precaution, Thursday's matches have also been switched. The games will kick off as scheduled, with Wales v England at 15.00CET and Finland v Norway at 20.00CET.

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