Elise Hughes netted her second and third goals for Wales as their remarkable start to 2025 UEFA Women's European Championship qualifying continued on Tuesday evening.
Cymru travelled to face Kosovo at the Zahir Pajaziti Stadium in Podujevo and emerged 6-0 winners, with Hughes coming off the bench in the 63rd minute to net in the 85th and 93rd – both predatory finishes from close range.
The result followed quickly after a 4-0 win over Croatia in Wrexham last week.
Hughes started on that occasion in new Wales manager Rhian Wilkinson's first game in charge, and came close to doubling their early lead with a close-range header – just over the bar.
A brace from Jess Fishlock, plus goals from Rachel Rowe and Angharad James, saw Wales storm ahead before Hughes was withdrawn after 65 minutes.
The results see Wales sit top of Group B4 with a commanding goal difference; Ukraine are the other nation in the group.
A complicated qualifying structure for the finals – set to be hosted in Switzerland – will see only the top three teams advance to the play-offs in Group B4; the bottom two teams will face the prospect of relegation to League C in the 2025/26 Women's Nations League.
Republic of Ireland attacking duo Izzy Atkinson and Abbie Larkin are in Group A3, meanwhile, but neither featured in defeats to France at the Stade Saint-Symphorien, nor England at the Aviva Stadium.
In Group A3, the top two teams in each group qualify for the final tournament. Finishing third or fourth will see a nation advance to the play-offs, but fourth will see them relegated to League B. Sweden are the other team in their group.
Finally, loanees Araya Dennis and Lexi Potter were both named in England Under-19s' squad for the final round of 2024 UEFA Women's U19 Euros qualifying – and have thus far been influential in securing two wins out of two.
The Young Lionesses first faced Switzerland last week – with Potter starting, and assisting Poppy Pritchard for the opener with a ball in behind.
After half-time, Potter went one better by scoring an emphatic first-time finish early in the second-half. Dennis then came on for the final 25 minutes off the bench to help see out a 2-0 win.