Welsh Football

Following a rip-roaring start to their League One campaign, Cardiff City have stuttered of late, having won just one of their last four league matches, reports Ian Mitchelmore.

Phil Parkinson could not hide his pride after watching Wrexham secure a 1-1 draw away at Leicester City.

Swansea City head coach Alan Sheehan admitted his side “have played a lot better in other games and not got wins” after watching them beat Blackburn Rovers 2-1 at Ewood Park.

After their near faultless start to the season, Cardiff City have stumbled with back-to-back home defeats, as Jake Maddaford reports.

Aaron Ramsey is poised to return to the Wales team after Craig Bellamy insisted the veteran midfielder’s “brain” remains invaluable to the nation’s World Cup cause.

Consistency has been key as far as Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson is concerned, reports Ian Mitchelmore.

Lewis O’Brien admits even he has been surprised by his scoring touch at Wrexham – but says what hasn’t come as a shock is how quickly the club has felt like home.

Caernarfon Town slipped to a second straight defeat at home as Cardiff Met claimed a shock 3-0 victory to upset the odds in the Cymru Premier.

Brian Barry-Murphy has hailed Perry Ng’s influence after the defender struck the opener in Cardiff City’s 2-0 victory at Wigan.

Alan Sheehan pointed an accusing finger at referee Dean Whitestone after Swansea City were held to a 1-1 draw at home to Millwall.

Phil Parkinson says receiving the Freedom of Wrexham has underlined just how much the club’s remarkable rise has meant to both him and the local community.

Cardiff City and their fresh-faced youngsters have come through their first setback to prove their resolve, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

The top two sides in the JD Cymru North will be determined to maintain their unbeaten records when they take to the field on Friday night.

It may have taken eight games to do so, but reigning champions The New Saints found themselves back in familiar territory at the summit of the Cymru Premier at the weekend.

Wrexham’s two wins and a Carabao Cup draw with Cardiff City has Phil Parkinson turning heads again, says Ian Mitchelmore.

Brian Barry-Murphy hailed his Cardiff City side’s courage after they dumped Premier League Burnley out of the Carabao Cup with a memorable 2-1 victory at Turf Moor.

The New Saints are back in their favourite position – on top, as Rob Cole reports.

Phil Parkinson is convinced Wrexham will prove themselves competitive in the Championship once his new-look squad have fully bedded in.

It famously used to be Wales, Golf, Madrid. In that order. These days, Gareth Bale has mixed it up a little, but golf and football are still vying for his attention as Graham Thomas reports.

Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy has admitted his side’s failure to take their chances has cost them their place at the top of League One.