PSG Academy North Wales players Scarlett and Lucy proudly represented the Welsh College team in a friendly fixture against the Australian Schools team on Thursday 15th January 2026. The match offered an exciting opportunity for the players to test themselves against strong international opposition, with the Australian Schools side currently touring the UK.
Facing a talented and competitive Australian team, both Scarlett and Lucy delivered impressive performances, demonstrating composure, determination, and a high level of technical ability throughout the game. Their involvement in the fixture provided valuable experience at an elevated standard, while also showcasing the continued strength of the PSG Academy development pathway.
The fixture formed part of a full-day programme for the Welsh College squad, which included structured match preparation and team-bonding activities. These sessions helped build team cohesion and ensured the squad was mentally and physically prepared ahead of kick-off.
For Scarlett and Lucy, the day represented more than just a match-it was a chance to learn, grow, and gain exposure to international football environments. Experiences like this are key to player development, reinforcing confidence and helping young athletes adapt to different styles of play and higher-pressure situations.
Overall, the fixture proved invaluable for everyone involved, highlighting the benefits of competing against international opposition and underlining the continued progress of PSG Academy North Wales players within representative football. With opportunities like this, the future looks bright for Scarlett, Lucy, and the next generation coming through the PSG Academy pathway.