Liam Cullen says scoring spectacular goals and influencing games from the bench is hugely satisfying — but he still wants to start matches for club and country.
An all-JD Cymru Premier showdown will decide this season’s Welsh Cup.
Rhian Wilkinson has hailed teenage forward Mared Griffiths as an exciting glimpse of the future of Welsh football.
Wrexham went out of the FA Cup swinging and manager Phil Parkinson continued to throw some heavy combinations after the final whistle.
Brian Barry-Murphy insists his side have repeatedly shown the ability to respond to adversity – and they can do it again.
Two of the three major domestic trophies in Welsh football have already been decided over the past week, and attention now turns to the final piece of the puzzle.
Swansea City have vowed to bounce back when they host Stoke City this weekend, with head coach Vitor Matos encouraged by the response he has seen from his players in training.
Cardiff City head coach Brian Barry-Murphy insists his side will not panic over their shortage of strikers as they prepare for a pivotal League One showdown with Lincoln City.
Wrexham's astonishing home record in the FA Cup under Phil Parkinson will face its sternest test yet this weekend, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
Newport County have shown they are alive and kicking in League Two, following a victory that has changed the relegation picture as well the table itself, as Callum Buckle reports.
Two games – three days apart – showed the very best of Welsh domestic football, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.
It was not the most convincing start to a World Cup campaign for Wales, but it proved a valuable one.
He’s the talk of the town, but it’s Dylan Lawlor’s match data that is really turning up the volume, says Ian Mitchelmore.
Phil Parkinson has insisted Wrexham have proved they were determined not to let their FA Cup clash with Chelsea distract from their promotion campaign.
Ieuan Owen was the toast of Barry Town as he fired home twice to spearhead a sensational 2-0 Nathaniel MG Cup final triumph over holders The New Saints at Penybont’s DragonBet Stadium.
Vitor Matos has insisted Swansea City must quickly learn lessons from a sobering setback as the euphoria of Snoop Dogg’s visit quickly vanished.
Brian Barry-Murphy described Dylan Lawlor’s contribution to another statement win from Cardiff City as “immaculate”.
Vitor Matos has underlined just how highly he rates Liam Cullen after describing the Swansea City academy product as the kind of player “all the coaches love”.
Alex Robertson insists Cardiff City have the character and composure to respond swiftly to last weekend’s heavy defeat and keep their promotion charge firmly on track.
Matches across the JD Cymru North are being played over three separate days this weekend, as Dave Jones reports.