![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/defiant-joe-ledley-insists-wales-euro-2024-qualification-dream-still-alive/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/09/nintchdbpict000330812856-e1497213450853.jpg&description=Exclusive RE-ENTER THE DRAGON Published : 18:08, 11 Sep 2023 Updated : 18:11, 11 Sep 2023 JOE LEDLEY warned Wales' Group D rivals: Write us off at your own peril. The Dragons' Euro 2024 bid faltered in June with disastrous back-to-back defeats by Armenia and Turkey. 2 Joe Ledley was part of Wales' Euro 2016 side which reached the semi-finals in France Credit: Reuters 2 Cult hero Ledley backed up talisman Gareth Bale with hard graft in midfield Credit: Reuters That left Wales sitting fourth halfway through the campaign - and with a mountain to climb if they are to seal a third straight Euros qualification. But ex-Dragons midfielder Ledley insists three points in tonight's must-win clash against Latvia can provide the springboard to keep their qualifying dream for Germany alive. Under-fire boss Robert Page saw his side gain confidence from keeping a clean sheet in Thursday's goalless friendly draw with South Korea . And the Dragons have the memories of recovering from a dire summer in 2019 to qualify for Euro 2020 in their final qualifier against Hungary . Cult hero Ledley won 77 caps and was part of Chris Coleman's side that reached the Euro 2016 semi-finals. Ledley, 36, said: "With the quality of players and management and the experience of back-to-back qualifications, you can never write Wales off. "Can Wales still qualify? Yes, definitely. We've got to be optimistic we can still finish in the top two. "If we can get the win in Latvia then we can build up the momentum from there. We've got home games to come so we're not out of it. FREE BETS - BEST BETTING OFFERS AND BONUSES NEW CUSTOMERS "We have to be positive and the fans will be behind the team as well. "We may need a little bit of luck but we can still finish in the top two." Page's men were disappointing in the shock 4-2 home loss to Armenia, which was followed by a 2-0 away defeat to Turkey. Armenia claimed a valuable 1-1 draw in Turkey on Friday night which could boost Wales' hopes - if they halt a woeful r){kind=link}
JOE LEDLEY warned Wales’ Group D rivals: Write us off at your own peril.
The Dragons’ Euro 2024 bid faltered in June with disastrous back-to-back defeats by Armenia and Turkey.
That left Wales sitting fourth halfway through the campaign – and with a mountain to climb if they are to seal a third straight Euros qualification.
But ex-Dragons midfielder Ledley insists three points in tonight’s must-win clash against Latvia can provide the springboard to keep their qualifying dream for Germany alive.
Under-fire boss Robert Page saw his side gain confidence from keeping a clean sheet in Thursday’s goalless friendly draw with South Korea.