Georgia 0, Wales 1 Aaron Ramsey hailed a special Wales team after their World Cup qualifying victory against Georgia in Tbilisi. “We find a way and that is why this team is so special,” said ‘Rambo’. “We found a way to break Georgia down. We wanted to go back to Cardiff with three points and […]

Chris Coleman has promised Wales will “go for it” against Georgia in an attempt to keep their World Cup dream alive. Wales, second in Group D behind leaders Serbia, are without talisman Gareth Bale in Tbilisi on Friday after the Real Madrid forward suffered a calf injury. But Wales boss Coleman has targeted victories in the final two qualifiers, in Georgia and at home to the Republic of Ireland on Monday, although four points might be enough for a play-off spot next month if certain results in other groups fall in their favour.

As Wales manager Chris Coleman names his squad on Thursday for the final two World Cup qualifiers, Josh Thomas reveals how 17-year-old Ben Woodburn has quickly gone from fringe player to focal point. “Su…per, super Ben, su…per, super Ben, su…per, super Ben, super Benny Woodburn”. That was the cry from the crowd who had just witnessed the teenage sensation make his mark, scoring his first goal for his county after entering the pitch only 261 seconds earlier. But who is this wonderkid? Where has he come from? Can he go on and be the next Wales superstar?    

Chris Coleman has set Wales a target of 20 points in order to either take the main road to the World Cup Finals – or the back route through the play-offs. Wales are currently on 14 points following Tuesday night’s 2-0 victory in Moldova, which lifted them into second place in qualifying group D – a point above the Republic of Ireland, but four adrift of Serbia. The Wales manager has seen his team win back-to-back matches, following the weekend victory over Austria and is convinced two further victories in their remaining fixtures – away to Georgia and at home to Ireland – will propel Wales into the play-offs for Russia next summer.

Chris Coleman has set Wales a target of 20 points in order to either take the main road to the World Cup Finals – or the back route through the play-offs. Wales are currently on 14 points following Tuesday night’s 2-0 victory in Moldova, which lifted them into second place in qualifying group D – a point above the Republic of Ireland, but four adrift of Serbia. The Wales manager has seen his team win back-to-back matches, following the weekend victory over Austria and is convinced two further victories in their remaining fixtures – away to Georgia and at home to Ireland – will propel Wales into the play-offs for Russia next summer.

Chris Coleman says Wales are right in the World Cup qualifying mix after teenage sensation Ben Woodbury’s dream introduction to international football continued.

Chris Coleman remains undaunted by the size of Wales’ World Cup task and admits he would not be bothered if they had to beat ‘Brazil, Spain and Germany’ to reach next summer’s finals in Russia. Wales are playing catch-up in Group D with four points to make up on the top two of Serbia and the Republic of Ireland. Coleman’s side have four games left to claw back that deficit – Austria and the Republic at home and Moldova and Georgia away.

Chris Coleman feels Wales must win their remaining four qualifiers to top their World Cup group. The Wales manager saw his team held to a 1-1 draw by Group D leaders Serbia in Belgrade on Sunday night after Aaron Ramsey’s outrageous penalty had given them a half-time lead. Aleksandar Mitrovic equalised 17 minutes from time to keep Serbia four points ahead of third-placed Wales with four games to play.

Chris Coleman is in calm and confident mood ahead of Wales’ crucial World Cup qualifier against the Republic of Ireland on Friday night. Third-placed Wales have ground to make up, with their opponents and Group D leaders and four points ahead of them before their Aviva Stadium clash.

Chris Coleman has insisted that even a half-baked Aaron Ramsey and Gareth Bale can help Wales turn up the heat on the Republic of Ireland on Friday. The Wales boss has admitted his team’s World Cup qualification campaign has failed to rise as injuries have meant the pair have only played together in one match so far.

Kevin McNaughton spent almost a decade with Cardiff City and enjoyed some of the best moments of his career with the Bluebirds. He loved Ninian Park, had a fantastic rapport with the fans and played for City four times at Wembley Stadium in the FA Cup (twice), Championship play-off final and League Cup final. ‘SuperKev’ […]

Ashley Williams believes Wales face their biggest home match for 18 months when they host Serbia on Saturday. The captain has likened the crucial World Cup at the Cardiff City Stadium to the night the team put themselves on the way to Euro 2016 by beating Belgium, 1-0.