Wales forward Elise Hughes emphasizes her lifelong ambition of reaching the World Cup, but she remains concentrated on the immediate challenge of the play-off second leg against Albania.

Rhian Wilkinson's side heads into the return fixture in Llanelli with a narrow 1-0 advantage after their hard-fought first leg in the semi-final. A draw in this upcoming match would be sufficient for Wales to advance to the next stage of qualifying for next summer's tournament in Brazil.

Hughes reflects on the significance of the opportunity, stating, "When you're a kid, it doesn't get bigger than that. You dream and you're in the garden thinking of the World Cup and you're at your grassroots team thinking of the World Cup."

As the team prepares, she reiterates the importance of staying focused:

Now this group has a chance to do it, and that is the most important thing for the group here and now. But to do that, we've got to win the game on Tuesday. This is the most important game to date because it's next.

With a World Cup dream on the line, every moment counts for Wales as they gear up for this pivotal match.