The Football Association of Wales has released a new film that captures what Wales represents in 2026, a nation shaped by many identities, brought together under one flag – Together Stronger.
At its heart, the film asks a powerful question: “Pwy ydym ni? Who are we?”
Wales cannot be defined by one place, one voice or one story. It is a nation of contrasts, where past meets future, where landscapes shift from mountains to coastline, and where communities across the country each bring something unique to the national identity.
From North to South, from cities to valleys, from rural communities to coastal towns, every part of Wales plays its role in shaping who we are.
We are:
- Different voices and perspectives
- Different cultures and communities
- Different experiences and journeys
And that diversity is not something that divides us, it is what makes Wales stronger.
Every voice matters
The film reflects a modern Wales where every community, every voice and every story matters.
Whether it is the quiet pride of a local community, the passion of supporters within The Red Wall, or the everyday stories that unfold across the country, each one contributes to the bigger picture.
Together, these voices form a shared identity, one that continues to evolve, but is always rooted in belonging.
One flag that unites us
At the centre of it all is Y Ddraig Goch.
The Welsh flag is more than a symbol, it is a point of connection.
It represents:
- A shared history
- A collective pride
- A sense of belonging that stretches across every community in Wales
No matter where you are from, or how you identify, the flag is something that unites us all.
Together Stronger
This film reflects the FAW’s belief that football, like Wales itself, is at its strongest when it represents everyone.
It aligns with the FAW’s commitment to inclusion, ensuring the game is accessible and welcoming to all.
Because Cymru is not defined by a single story. It is defined by all of them.
Together We Are Stronger. Gorau Chwarae Cyd Chwarae.
