The Welsh Blood Service League Cup quarter-finals will be the main focus of attention for JD Cymru North clubs this Saturday.

New Swansea City loan signing Joel Ward could soon be pressed into service as an emergency centre-back, as Graham Thomas reports.

Wales will host the Tour de France for the first time in its history in 2027, with a landmark stage from Welshpool to Cardiff on Sunday 4 July confirmed as part of the race’s Grand Départ in the UK.

Newport County newcomers James Crole and Tanatswa Nyakuhwa believe they can help lift their new club out of the dreaded relegation zone, as James Townley reports.

Filo Tiatia has made sweeping changes to his Dragons side for the second successive week.

Brian Barry-Murphy has admitted he has no idea when Cardiff City’s transfer embargo will be lifted.

Vitor Matos has been nominated for the Championship manager of the month award for December after four wins from six games, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

James Crole insists his move to Newport County is the natural next step in a journey shaped by rising standards in the Cymru Premier, as Paul Jones reports.

Noel Mooney may have penned a new deal with the FAW last week, but the progress made in many areas needs to be reflected across the whole of Welsh football, reports Ian Mitchelmore.

Swansea City are still keen on signing Crystal Palace winger Jesurun Rak-Sakyi on loan, despite Vitor Matos suggesting other clubs were in the queue.

Brecon head coach Kristian Dacey was both happy and relieved after his team finally secured their maiden victory of the Admiral Premiership campaign.

Nigel Davies has vowed to spark a revival at the Scarlets after returning to the region as interim director of rugby for the remainder of the season.

Whenever Wrexham appear to have hit their peak, Phil Parkinson's side go on to achieve the unthinkable, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Dale McIntosh is loving life at Pontypool and has backed the team to return to winning ways as he looks to help transform their fortunes, as Carl Field reports.

The pool stages of European rugby comes to an end this weekend, with all four Welsh teams still in the hunt for the knockout stages.

Vitor Matos admitted Swansea City squandered a golden opportunity to progress in the FA Cup after their dramatic third-round exit on penalties against West Brom.

It says much about the weirdness of the current European Champions Cup format that the Scarlets are still in the hunt for silverware, as Graham Thomas reports.

Corniel van Zyl has insisted his decision to rotate selection and trust the depth of Cardiff’s squad has breathed fresh life into their season.

Brian Barry-Murphy has insisted there remains a lot more to come from League One leaders Cardiff City, despite another draw that has trimmed their lead at the top of the table.

Welsh rugby clubs have been left stunned by an extraordinary attack on them from their own governing body, the Welsh Rugby Union.