The New Big Question . . . Can Welsh Rugby Ever Come Back?

Rhian Wilkinson says Wales’ painful losing streak is the direct result of a fixture list she chose to make as tough as possible — and insists she would do it again.

What more exciting way could there be to kick off the weekend in Cymru North than Friday night's battle of the top two, as Dave Jones reports.

Elfyn Evans’ World Rally Championship dream has taken a serious hit in Saudi Arabia after the Welsh ace admitted he had driven too cautiously on the decisive opening leg.

Rubin Colwill's encouraging progress this season looks to have been brought to an abrupt halt, reports Ian Mitchelmore.

Elfyn Evans believes his 2025 World Rally Championship bid will be settled in unchartered territory.

South Africa have insisted they are not favourites for Saturday’s Test against Wales — despite overwhelming evidence to the contrary.

Osian Pryce has won the 2025 Roger Albert Clark Rally in sensational style – leading the UK’s longest and toughest event from start to finish (all bar one stage), reports Paul Evans.

Vitor Matos has admitted he understands why his appointment as Swansea City’s new head coach will be viewed as a major gamble, reports Graham Thomas.

A new head coach and a new era for Swansea City this week after their appointment of Portuguese new boy, 37-year-old Vitor Matos.

Jasper Payne obviously enjoys the challenge of playing against The New Saints because he has now scored three goals in four games against them, reports David Roberts.

With only three games in the Super Rygbi Cymru Trophy over the weekend, it was a chance for other clubs to move closer to leaders Ebbw Vale, reports David Roberts.

Christian Fuchs insists he has seen enough spirit, work ethic and raw potential within his Newport County squad to convince him he can turn their season around.

Brian Barry-Murphy hailed his side’s resilience at Northampton Town, although the weekend victory was overshadowed by a worrying injury to Rubin Colwill.

Wales centre Joe Hawkins has admitted returning to the Test arena has reminded him just how much he missed international rugby during his two-year absence, reports Graham Thomas.

Swansea City’s interim manager Darren O’Dea insists the club’s squad has the quality to dig themselves out of their current rut - even as he prepares for what is expected to be his swift exit.

Steve Tandy admitted his team must improve their composure and decision-making in the closing stages of matches after New Zealand ran away with a 52–26 victory in Cardiff, writes Graham Thomas.

Over seven decades, Wales have practised two outcomes against the All Blacks - the honourable defeat and the dishonourable one, reports Graham Thomas.

Swansea City are on the verge of confirming Vitor Matos as their next head coach, with the club moving decisively to trigger the £900,000 release clause in his Marítimo contract.

Kieffer Moore could boost Wrexham by returning to the squad, as Phil Parkinson’s side prepare for a historic first league meeting with Ipswich Town at Portman Road on Saturday.

Brian Barry-Murphy has told Cardiff City fans ‘I’m going nowhere’ following rumours linking him to other managerial jobs , including Celtic, as David Roberts reports.

Why are the All Blacks so good? asks Graham Thomas.

Wales could celebrate a major racing double this weekend as Haiti Couleurs bids to land the Betfair Chase at Haydock under Welsh champion jockey Sean Bowen for Pembrokeshire trainer Rebecca Curtis.

Steve Tandy has dismissed suggestions the ongoing civil war between the Welsh Rugby Union and the regions might be draining the life out of his Wales players.

With the Welsh Cup taking centre stage, just one match is scheduled in the Cymru North this weekend, as Dave Jones reports.