Fishlock believes the key to Wales shocking France will be nullifying their threat and picking their moments to strike, having failed to register a shot on target in their opening match.

“France are a great team,” she added.

“They’ll cause us different problems to Holland, I think. They’re very powerful, very comfortable on the ball, love wide areas.

“They’re very good but we can be very good too and we just have to work together and nullify them as much as possible and then try and expose them with the players that we have. So we’ll be doing a lot of work on that, I’m sure.

“We don’t have to win it in the first five minutes. We have to stay in it as long as possible and use the players that we have. We have some fantastic players that can cause damage to any team.”

Wales have received a boost for the game against France with the news that midfielder Ceri Holland is fit to start.

The Liverpool midfielder was substituted against Netherlands after going down with what appeared to be a muscular injury, but thankfully from a Welsh perspective it was only cramp.

“I am ready to go,” Holland confirmed.