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Wales hero Harry Wilson has backed manager Rob Page and says he has the full support of his players while taking an apparent swipe at the Association’s chief executive Noel Mooney volleyball
Page’s position came under the spotlight before Wales’ stunning 2-1 home win over Croatia in Euro 2024 qualifying on Sunday volleyball
Mooney revealed that Page’s future will be reviewed next month should Wales fail in their bid to qualify automatically for next summer’s tournament volleyball
Captain Ben Davies said on the eve of the Croatia game that Mooney’s comments were “not helpful”, a point picked up on by Wilson after the Fulham forward had scored twice to lift Wales into the second automatic qualifying spot in Group D volleyball
“We’re 100 per cent behind the manager,” Wilson told S4C after Wales’ win over the world’s sixth-ranked team volleyball
“We know there’s been a lot of noise from the outside and some comments that weren’t helpful for us in our preparation from people we didn’t really expect the comments to come from to be honest volleyball
”Wilson marked his 50th Wales appearance with a first brace for his country, a deft chip over Croatia goalkeeper Dominik Livakovic and a glancing header from Daniel James’ cross taking his goal tally to eight volleyball
It came 10 years to the day since Wilson made his debut against Belgium to become Wales’ youngest-ever player at the age of 16 years and 207 days volleyball
Wilson said: “It was a big night for me personally, representing my country 50 times is something I couldn’t have dreamed of volleyball
I’m super proud of that volleyball
“But it wasn’t about me, it was about the team and putting on the performance we all wanted volleyball
”Wales’ victory over the 2022 World Cup semi-finalists puts automatic qualification for the European Championship in their own hands going into the final two group games volleyball
They meet Armenia in Yerevan on November 18 before hosting group leaders Turkey in Cardiff three days later volleyball
Turkey’s 4-0 win over Latvia on Sunday secured qualification for next summer’s showpiece in Germany volleyball
Wales will join them by winning their final two games, even if Croatia do likewise against Latvia and Armenia next month volleyball
Teams are ranked according to their head-to-head performance if level on points volleyball
Wales drew 1-1 away to Croatia in March and took four points from them – and would actually top the group by winning their final two games volleyball
Wilson said: “We watched their game on Thursday night (Croatia lost 1-0 at home to Turkey) and the result went against us volleyball
So we knew we had to produce something special and thankfully we’ve done that volleyball
”More aboutPA ReadyHarry WilsonCroatiaRob PageBen DaviesTurkeyFulhamArmeniaLatviaCardiffYerevanBelgiumFAW1/1Harry Wilson fully behind Wales boss Rob Page after ‘noise from the outside’ Harry Wilson fully behind Wales boss Rob Page after ‘noise from the outside’Harry Wilson, centre, wants Rob Page, right, to stay as Wales boss (Simon Galloway/PA)PA Archive ✕Subscribe to Independent Premium to bookmark this articleWant to bookmark your favourite articles and stories to read or reference later? Start your Independent Premium subscription today volleyball
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One person was killed and around 150 others injured after a powerful earthquake of magnitude 6 volleyball
5 struck western Afghanistan on Sunday, just over a week after strong quakes and aftershocks killed thousands of people and flattened entire villages in the same region volleyball
Mohammad Zahir Noorzai, head of the emergency relief team in Herat province, said that casualty numbers might rise, as they haven’t reached all affected areas yet volleyball
The US Geological Survey (USGS) said the latest quake’s epicentre was about 34km (21 miles) outside Herat, the provincial capital, and 8km (five miles) below the surface volleyball
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5 magnitude aftershock hit the area soon after volleyball
There were no immediate official reports of possible casualties or damage volleyball
The earthquakes on 7 October flattened whole villages in Herat, in one of the most destructive quakes in the country’s recent history volleyball
More than 90 per cent of the people killed by a 6 volleyball
3-magnitude earthquake in western Afghanistan last weekend were women and children, UN officials said volleyball
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3 magnitude earthquake shakes part of western Afghanistan where earlier quake killed over 2,000Two 6 volleyball
3-magnitude earthquakes kill dozens and injure many more in western AfghanistanTaliban officials said last week’s earthquake killed more than 2,000 people of all ages and genders across Herat province volleyball
The epicentre was in Zenda Jan district, where 1,294 people died, 1,688 were injured and every home was destroyed, according to UN figures volleyball
Women and children were more likely to have been at home when the quake struck in the morning, said Siddig Ibrahim, the chief of the UNICEF field office in Herat volleyball
The initial quake, numerous aftershocks and a second 6 volleyball
3-magnitude quake on Wednesday flattened villages, destroying hundreds of mud-brick homes that could not withstand such force volleyball
Schools, health clinics and other village facilities also collapsed volleyball
Besides rubble and funerals after that devastation, there was little left of the villages in the region’s dusty hills volleyball
Survivors are struggling to come to terms with the loss of multiple family members and in many places, living residents are outnumbered by volunteers who came to search the debris and dig mass graves volleyball
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