Wales national football team results (1900–1914)

The Wales national football team played a number of international matches between 1900 and 1914, primarily within the British Home Championship. This period saw the development of football and the standardization of international fixtures. Wales competed annually against England, Scotland, and Ireland (later Northern Ireland after the partition).

Matches typically involved friendly games and Home Championship fixtures. The Home Championship was particularly significant, as it was the only regular competitive tournament Wales participated in at the time, offering the chance to claim the British Championship title.

The available records of matches during this period may vary in completeness and detail, reflecting the challenges of record-keeping at the time. Information such as specific dates, venues, and team line-ups can sometimes be scarce or incomplete.

Key players from this era who represented Wales included notable figures who contributed to the team's performance and helped to establish Welsh football on the international stage. Detailed information on individual player statistics and appearances may be limited due to the historical context.

Performance during this period was characterized by periods of success and challenges. While Wales did not consistently win the Home Championship, the team demonstrated moments of brilliance and competitive spirit. The results from these matches played a crucial role in shaping the identity and future development of Welsh football.

Significant events that occurred during this timeframe, impacting the Wales national football team include the growing popularity of football as a spectator sport and the increasing organization of football associations. This period ultimately set the stage for further advancements in Welsh football in subsequent years.