It's been a case of so far, so good for Cardiff City under Brian Barry-Murphy.

There was precious little for Swansea City supporters to shout about during what was at times a tortuous 2025.

Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson will learn this week just how long he will have to wait before Lewis O’Brien can return to action.

Connah’s Quay Nomads kept the pressure on JD Cymru Premier leaders The New Saints by moving to within 10 points of the summit.

Cardiff City boss Brian Barry-Murphy has admitted his side struggled to deal with Lincoln City’s physical edge as he reflected on his team’s latest defeat, reports Gareth James.

Wrexham manager Phil Parkinson has backed Arthur Okonkwo to recover from a devastating late mistake that cost his side defeat to Swansea City in the ‘Battle of Wales."

Christian Fuchs has urged Newport County supporters to stay united behind him and his players as they bid to escape from the foot of League Two.

Cardiff City travel to Lincoln on Saturday, with wind in their sails after their impressive display against Chelsea, but there could be fresh storms ahead, reports Ian Mitchelmore.

Swansea City host Wrexham on Friday night in a Welsh derby not seen for 22 years, with the clubs looking in different directions on and off the field, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

For Wales fans, World Cup finals appearances are rare - even if the team reached the last one - but Ian Mitchelmore reckons the price of being there is a shameful outrage.

Llandudno can extend their lead at the Cymru North summit to seven points if they can make it rapid back-to-back wins over Mold Alexandra on Saturday.

Brian Barry-Murphy admitted Cardiff City’s dramatic Carabao Cup quarter-final defeat to Chelsea has only sharpened his appetite for more nights like it.

Mo Salah may have more assists than anyone else and more goals than most, but when it comes to media manipulation he came to the party after Robbie Savage, as Andrew Weeks explains.

Brian Barry-Murphy insists his Cardiff City players will approach their Carabao Cup quarter-final against Chelsea with “no fear” on Tuesday night.

There were the usual mix of thrills, spills, upsets and slayed giants in the last 16 of the JD Welsh Cup, as David Roberts reports.

Cardiff City may be top of League One and have promotion as their key priority, but only a Christmas Scrooge - or Swansea City fan - would deny them some Cup glory.

Phil Parkinson believes Wrexham’s owners helped the draw specialists to salvage a point that keeps them still within a couple of wins of the Championship play-off places.

Vitor Matos has challenged his Swansea City players to question their own mentality if they are to move away from danger zone in the Championship.

Brian Barry-Murphy praised Cardiff City’s battling qualities after they clinched a dramatic 4-3 victory over Doncaster Rovers to maintain their healthy lead at the top, as Graham Thomas reports.

Phil Parkinson insists Wrexham are well placed to respond quickly to their midweek setback at Hull City when they host Watford on Saturday.