Wales' Carrie Jones in action against Slovenia's Kaja during 2023 FIFA Women's World Cup Qualifier between Wales and Slovenia at the Cardiff City Stadium, Cardiff, Wales, UK. (Pic by
Wales will host Bosnia-Herzegovina in the World Cup play-off semi-finals,
Wales take on the Balkans country on October 6 with the winner earning a trip to face Switzerland in one of three play-off finals.
The play-offs will decide two automatic qualifiers for the 2023 World Cup plus one country who will play in inter-confederation play-offs.
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Wales secured second place in their group with Tuesday's 0-0 draw against Slovenia and are potentially two wins from their first ever World Cup finals.
Newtown and Manchester United star Carrie Jones, Llanidloes and Sheffield United midfielder Maria Francis-Jones and Liverpool's Ceri Holland, who qualifies through her Llanrhaeadr born mother, will hope to play a part.
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