No Kieffer Moore, no Ethan Ampadu, no Ben Davies and no Jordan James - so it might be timely for Wales striker Brennan Johnson to remind people he’s a £50m footballer this week.

Steve Tandy has admitted he felt more troubled than triumphant after Wales squeaked past Japan to preserve their World Cup top dozen ranking.

Ethan Ampadu left Vaduz with a narrow victory for Wales, the captain’s armband and, above all, a simmering sense of injustice, reports David Roberts.

Newport County’s grim slide to the foot of League Two has cost David Hughes his job – a departure he not only accepts, but openly admits he can understand, reports Gareth James.

Wales have finally won at home after two years of trying and their reward will be to stay in the top dozen-ranked teams for the World Cup, as Graham Thomas reports.

Craig Bellamy insists he is relaxed about his Wales assistant Piet Cremers guiding the team from the dug-out during Saturday’s World Cup qualifier in Liechtenstein.

Wales interim captain Dewi Lake says his side must rediscover the habits of a winning team on Saturday.

Cameron Antwi insists Newport County’s players still hold faith in under-pressure manager David Hughes.

Wales arrive at a significant milestone on Saturday as they contest their 800th international fixture.

EXCLUSIVE . . . When Dylan Lawlor reflects on the past 12 months, even he struggles to take it all in, as Graham Thomas reports.

Steve Tandy insists Wales cannot afford to become distracted by World Cup permutations as they prepare to face Japan in Cardiff on Saturday.

Airbus UK Broughton can return to the JD Cymru North summit - temporarily at least - if victorious at home to Denbigh Town on Friday night.

David Brooks insists Wales must show plenty of bite over the next few days in order to avoid the “big dogs” in their likely World Cup play-off clash.

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.

Wales need a new captain for their World Cup qualifier on Saturday and Joe Rodon reckons he knows who should be wearing the armband.

Olly Cracknell has needed deep reserves of patience, determination and a sense of balance in his life to make it as an international rugby player, as Graham Thomas reports.

Swansea City owed a debt to Alan Sheehan for his past rescue acts, but it was the Irishman who eventually went under, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.