Wales start their World Cup qualification campaign this week, but manager Craig Bellamy already has one eye further down the road.

Matt Sherratt takes charge of Wales for the final time on Saturday as England come to Cardiff to face Wales in the last round of the Six Nations.

Wales face England in the final round of the Six Nations on Saturday, desperate for a win, but no-one is more hungry than Aaron Wainwright.

Wales have few young goalkeepers coming through to challenge the old guard of Danny Ward and Karl Darlow, so they have approached Wayne Hennessey to help.

Gareth Anscombe was brought in from the cold by interim Wales coach Matt Sherratt and now has his sights set on the future.

The final round of the Six Nations will see Wales face the old enemy, England, in the final match of Matt Sherratt's temporary spell in charge as his team try to avoid losing for a 17th time.

Wales are about to embark on another World Cup campaign, but they will have to manage without their regular captain Aaron Ramsey, who is back on the treatment table.

He’s back . . . Taulupe Faletau will return for Wales on Saturday after a year-and-a-half away, during which time Wales haven’t won a game.

Cardiff City suffered a first defeat in seven home matches at the hands of Burnley, but new £3m striker Yousef Salech shows growing potential.

Nicky Smith is poised to retain his place in the Wales team to face Scotland this week after Adam Jones gave his display against Ireland a big thumbs up.

A fortnight is a long time in sport as Wales - and Ben Thomas- can testify as they look ahead to meeting Scotland.

There is more than one route to the top as Carwyn Tuipulotu aims to prove by playing for three clubs in three different countries this season.