Gemma Grainger has said Wales will focus on “being more ruthless in every game” as they look to culminate their Pinatar Cup campaign with victory against Scotland on Tuesday.
After defeating the Philippines 1-0 in their opening match of the campaign, Wales were held to a goalless draw on Sunday against Iceland, though it was Wales, who sit 16 places lower in Fifa rankings, who fashioned the better chances and looked to seize victory on the night.
From the off, Wales dominated proceedings and very nearly punished Iceland through an unapologetic press, but were ultimately left ruing missed opportunities from Rachel Rowe, Ceri Holland and Kayleigh Green.
