Wales are determined to host a pre-World Cup party if they make it to the 2026 finals this summer.

There were mixed fortunes for Wales' four EFL clubs on transfer deadline day as plenty of business was conducted as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

The race against time by Ben Davies, to recover from a serious ankle injury has become a central concern for Wales as the World Cup play-offs edge closer.

Zak Vyner’s long-standing admiration for Wrexham from a distance has become close range after the defender completed a move from Bristol City.

Cardiff City’s commitment to progressive, entertaining football under Brian Barry-Murphy, helped persuade Calum Scanlon to join on loan from Liverpool.

Vitor Matos believes he is now laying down lasting building blocks at Swansea City after a significant 2-0 Championship win away at Watford.

Phil Parkinson insists any further business before the January transfer deadline would be a “bonus” for Wrexham.

Brian Barry-Murphy believes Chris Willock’s resurgence at Cardiff City is far from complete as the winger continues to play a central role in the Bluebirds’ push for promotion.

Manuel Benson’s brief and barren Swansea City spell is over.

Two Tier 3 underdogs feature in this Saturday's Welsh Cup quarter-finals which are dominated by teams from North Wales.

Fully paid up members of the anti-Wrexham brigade, look away now, because the rise of "Disney/Hollywood FC" is showing no signs of stopping.

Christian Fuchs has warned his Newport County team they are in for a long, hard and ultimately unsuccessful remainder of the season unless they wise up, reports Graham Thomas.

Yousef Salech was not missed that much by Cardiff City on Tuesday night, but head coach Brian Barry-Murphy has admitted there is still no clear timetable for the striker’s return.

It could be moving day for Newport County, who know victory on Tuesday at home to Accrington might lift them out of the relegation zone, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

The New Saints got Phase 2 of the JD Cymru Premier League off to a flying start as they extended their lead at the top of the Championship Conference.

We are less than a month into 2026 but already the World Cup is a battleground . . . no less than in the fight for eyes and ears, as Andrew Weeks considers.

Yousef Salech was in the eye of a storm at the weekend . . . in more ways than one, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Cardiff City continue to set the pace at the top of the League One table - and have two more opportunities to strech clear of the chasers this week.

Phil Parkinson reckons Wrexham can smell blood – and if they continue to hunt down prey as efficiently as they did at Queens Park Rangers, then few will argue.

Vitor Matos has jumped to the defence of Zan Vipotnik even though he misfired for Swansea City at the weekend.