“As you can see, we’ve got some fabulous players who any country would be proud to have on the field.
“It’s just how we figure out how they play together, how they gel together and also how we use our finishers, our players who come on and either go get us the game or hold out. That is important, that we have a squad and not just 11 players.”
Wales recovered from the shock of falling behind after just five minutes against the Czechs to produce their best performance in the group.
After Lily Woodham’s rapid equaliser, Gemma Evans headed Wales in front early in the second half before Mared Griffiths sealed victory.
“I challenged them to raise the bar and to perform at home in front of our fantastic fans and to enjoy their football,” Wilkinson said.
“When you’re together, when you defend together, when you attack together, when you create these triangles and the plus ones, football is fun. They really did a great job today.”
The play-off semi-finals take place in October, with the finals in late November and early December.
