Cheadle Town Stingers Alise Gindra Makes History playing for the Latvian National Football Team
Alise lines up with the Latvian National team ahead of today’s game against Romania.
Alise Gindra, has recently taken a significant step in her football career by playing for the Latvian National U19’s Football Team. This marks a proud moment not only for Gindra herself but also for her club, as her impressive skill set is now being showcased on the international stage.
A Rising Star at Cheadle Town Stingers
Gindra's journey to the Latvian National team began at the grassroots level, where she quickly made a name for herself, and joined Cheadle Town Stingers at the start of this season.
The Call-Up to the Latvian National Team
Alise Gindra's inclusion in the Latvian National Football Team is a remarkable achievement that reflects her growth as a player and her commitment to the sport.
Impact on the Latvian National Team
Alise played in today’s 2-2 draw at home to Romania, where she assisted the first goal for Uma Upite to score the opening goal. A win would have ensured Latvia qualified for the next stages of the Euro U19’s Women’s Championships, but a 90+5 minute goal by Romania’s Georgina sealed the draw. This means Latvia means Latvia finish third in the group behind Romania and Kazakhstan on goal difference.
Alise also make recent appearances against Kazakhstan where they gained a creditable 0-0 draw and they then followed this up with a 3-0 victory against Liechtenstein.
A Bright Future Ahead
Looking ahead, Alise Gindra’s journey with the Latvian National Team is just beginning, and the future looks promising for both her and the team. Her experience with Cheadle Town Stingers will undoubtedly continue to serve her well, as she brings a wealth of club-level experience to the international scene.
For Gindra, this international opportunity is the culmination of years of hard work, dedication, and passion for football. Representing Latvia on the global stage is a dream come true, and it is a moment that will inspire future generations of players, especially those from smaller footballing nations, to follow in her footsteps.
As she continues to evolve and refine her game, Gindra’s story serves as a testament to the power of perseverance and the rewards that come from a strong work ethic.
Alise will now turn her attentions to the Stingers Women’s FA Cup game on Sunday when we face West Bromwich Albion, which marks our furthest progress in the competition in our history.