Nervy Wales Reach 800 Not Out as Japan Seek World Cup Elevation

Louis Rees-Zammit has been handed his first Wales start in more than two years.

Football Association of Wales chief executive Noel Mooney believes Cardiff will benefit from a “truly historic occasion” when the city hosts the opening match of Euro 2028.

Mark Hughes left Wales to move to Blackburn and Chris Coleman quit for Sunderland, so it's par for the course for Wales boss Craig Bellamy to be linked with club vacancies, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

When Louis Rees-Zammit pulls on the red jersey this Saturday, it will mark his first Wales start in more than two years — and the beginning, he hopes, of a new era, as Graham Thomas reports.

These are uncertain times in Welsh rugby and old habits and allegiances are not what they were, as Owen Morgan reports.

Cardiff City manager Brian Barry-Murphy has admitted his side just aren’t good enough at present after they lost for the fourth time in six matches.

Wales captain Jac Morgan is “devastated” after suffering a dislocated shoulder that will rule him out for the remainder of the autumn campaign — and possibly the start of the Six Nations.

Craig Bellamy will attempt to steer Wales towards a World Cup play-off place when his team resume their qualification campaign in Liechtenstein on Saturday.

Alan Sheehan has admitted he is a man under pressure after a fifth defeat in his last eight matches in charge of Swansea City.

Steve Tandy insists he remains “excited and energised” by the challenge of leading Wales despite a humbling start to his tenure that saw Argentina inflict a record 52-28 defeat in Cardiff.

Wales coach Steve Tandy believes Louis Rees-Zammit can make a major impact from the bench when he returns to international rugby in Sunday’s clash with Argentina in Cardiff.

Aberavon will be hoping to make it three wins in a row for the first time this season in Super Rygbi Cymru when they welcome Carmarthen Quins to the Talbot Athletic Ground on Saturday.

The JD Cymru North is hotting up nicely at the top with three clubs - Llandudno, Airbus UK Broughton and Holywell Town - all bunched together as we head towards the season mid-point.

Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy says he has full faith in his squad’s ability to rebound from adversity as the Bluebirds prepare to face Blackpool away on Saturday.

Newport County manager David Hughes says his side must string together more victories before anyone can talk about a genuine turnaround in fortunes.

Steve Tandy has called on his Wales players to "enjoy every moment” as his tenure begins with a testing clash against Argentina at the Principality Stadium on Sunday, as Graham Thomas reports.

At just 17-years-old, Welsh racing driver Caleb McDuff is already breaking barriers in British motorsport, as James Townley reports.

For Phil Parkinson and his Wrexham side, it really has been a case of Moore, Moore, Moore this season, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

For Nicky Smith, a chance to get on the field for Wales against Argentina this weekend will hold special significance, as David Roberts reports.

Craig Bellamy has said his thoughts are with Aaron Ramsey and his family as the Wales captain continues to deal with what the manager described as a “heart-wrenching” personal situation.

Louis Rees-Zammit is winning again – and on course to make his long-anticipated return to international rugby when Wales face Argentina at the Principality Stadium on Sunday.

Almost a year after Jason Levien and Steve Kaplan's ownership of Swansea City came to an end, the club's new goals have been emphatically outlined, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Aaron Ramsey’s Wales career has been thrown into fresh uncertainty after the 34-year- old was left out of Craig Bellamy’s squad for this month’s decisive World Cup qualifiers.

Brennan Johnson has been included in Craig Bellamy's Wales squad for the upcoming World Cup qualifiers, but will join after making history for his club, Tottenham, as Gareth James reports.