Vitor Matos believes Liam Cullen’s renewed spark is emerging at just the right time at Swansea City, reports Graham Thomas.
With Welsh Cup and FAW Amateur Trophy taking centre stage this weekend, just one game will take place in the JD Cymru North, as Dave Jones reports.
Brian Barry-Murphy has revealed he does not expect to be consulted if Cardiff City weigh up offers for any of their young stars next month, as Graham Thomas reports.
Christian Fuchs believes Newport County’s spirited draw at Crewe has handed fans fresh belief in their survival fight, reports Paul Jones.
Brian Barry-Murphy has hailed Callum Robinson’s composure and professionalism after he kept Cardiff City flying high at the top of League One.
Na na na na-na-na, Kieffer Kieffer Moore, Kieffer Moore, Kieffer Kieffer Moore . . . as Ian Mitchelmore explains.
Vitor Matos has folowed up two defeats with two victories in his first four games in charge of Swansea City, as Graham Thomas reports.
Brian Barry-Murphy seems to know how to deal with ups and downs and still end facing the same direction, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
At long last, the Jack Army had a win to celebrate at Swansea City last weekend . . . and even more importantly, they have hope again, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
Barry Town United manager Steve Jenkins is relishing his side’s upcoming Nathaniel MG Cup final against The New Saints, as David Roberts reports.
Craig Bellamy says any resumption of his friction with Canada coach Jesse Marsch will have to wait — because Wales’ focus must be on beating Bosnia in the World Cup play-off.
It’s the most wonderful time of the year . . . when you turn on the TV and all you see is football, darts, rugby, darts, cricket, darts and more darts.
James McClean insists Wrexham fear no one in the Championship – home or away – and says their growing resilience on the road is proof they belong at this level.
Vitor Matos has warned his Swansea City players they must “do the next steps” after finally halting a run of five straight defeats with a 2-0 win over Oxford United at the Swansea.com Stadium.
Brian Barry-Murphy insists Cardiff City’s two-goal match-winner Yousef Salech - now League One’s leading scorer - can get even better.
Cardiff City will take on Nantes FC in a hugely significant confrontation on Monday when the two clubs meet in a French commercial court with £104m (120.2m Euros) at stake.
Wales’ potential route through the 2026 World Cup emerged on Friday, with the tournament draw placing Craig Bellamy’s side at the heart of an inviting but tantalising Group B.
Cardiff City striker Yousef Salech insists the Bluebirds can adapt and push on during the busy festive schedule despite the loss of influential teammate Rubin Colwill, reports David Roberts.
Holywell Town could well go top of the JD Cymru North with a win at CPD Y Rhyl 1879 on Friday night, as Dave Jones reports.
These are grim times for Swansea City after five successive defeats and 14 goals conceded, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.