Zan Vipotnik has only scored nine goals in the year he has spent at Swansea City, but there are glimpses that keeping him might just pay off, as Carl Field reports.
Wrexham are through to the third round of the Carabao Cup for the first time in over 40 years.
Swansea City scored all five of their spot-kicks after their Carabao Cup tie had ended 1-1 to finally overcome Plymouth Argyle.
Cardiff City remain unbeaten after progress in the Carabao Cup, but they suffered a blow in training as they move closer to reinforcements.
Yousef Salech is a man on a mission with Cardiff City, but knows there are more important matters going on elsewhere in the world.
Welsh involvement in football at the Olympic Games has proved controversial in the past, which is why Noel Mooney is giving it a wide berth before 2028.
It was a dramatic Bank Holiday programme in the Cymru Premier as Caernarfon Town went to the top of the table.
Wales manager Craig Bellamy names his squad this week for World Cup qualifiers and has a decision to make over Aaron Ramsey.
Kieffer Moore is up and running as a Wrexham goalscorer, but has now set his sights on forming a deadly partnership with Wales teammate Nathan Broadhead.
Swansea City will host Plymouth Argyle in the Carabao Cup on Tuesday night, boosted by a late comeback to avoid defeat to Watford in the Championship.
Cardiff City are top of League One and remain unbeaten, but Brian Barry-Murphy believes there is an extra bonus.
Swansea City have midfielders coming out of their ears after a busy period of recruitment, but up front the faith seems to rest with Liam Cullen.
Cardiff City are thriving under Brian Barry-Murphy with an unbeaten start in League One and the stats proving a new emphasis on possession, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
The JD Cymru Premier is suddenly far more competitive this season with a host of clubs lining up to challenge The New Saints.
The Wrexham transformation is continuing, but it still needs to be translated into new victories on the pitch, says Seb Kennedy.
Newport County have faced early setbacks under new boss David Hughes, but youth, possession play, and a long-term vision fuel hopes of progress in League Two, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
There are six matches on Friday night in the JD Cymru North, including a clash between the top two.
Wrexham have adapted well to life in the Championship under Phil Parkinson, showing promise despite defeats to Southampton and West Brom. But can they rise higher, asks Ian Mitchelmore?
Brian Barry-Murphy has stretched his unbeaten start to the season to four league games but the Cardiff City boss wants another this weekend.
Wrexham are still spending cash in this transfer window and have now done more business than any other club in the Championship.