Wales host U16 tournament to honour ex-boss Speed
Wales squad
Harry Barrow (Bradford City), Oscar Hatton (Stoke City), Tom Alcock (Stoke City), Fabian Williams (Aston Villa), Noah Anyadike (Cardiff City), Sonny Peyton (Crewe Alexandra), Joe Deighton (Manchester United), Ali Tucker (Bristol City), Leo Kelleher (Bristol Rovers), Hugo Daniel (Cardiff City), Archie Walls (Blackburn Rovers), Alffi Hughes (Swansea City), Harrison Brown (Brighton & Hove Albion), Ralphie Beckwith (Millwall), Paul Moreno (Cardiff City), Gruffydd Evans (Cardiff City), Axel Donczew (Cardiff City), Jayden Smyth (Wrexham), Dembo Jaiteh (Cardiff City), George Williams (Exeter City), Bobby Lewis (Swansea City), George Thomas (Aston Villa)
Fixtures
Tuesday, 26 AugustNorthern Ireland v Gibraltar, Ruthin (11:00 BST)Wales v Japan, Colwyn Bay (18:00 BST)Thursday, 28 AugustJapan v Northern Ireland, Ruthin (11:00 BST) Wales v Gibraltar, Buckley (18:00 BST)Sunday 31. AugustGibraltar v Japan, Ruthin (10:30 BST) Wales v Northern Ireland, Colwyn Bay (10:30 BST)
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