With six game weeks still to be played before the Cymru Premier play-offs, the top tier of Welsh domestic football has already claimed its first victim, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Swansea City v Preston in midweek has never looked stranger, as Graham Thomas reports.

Phil Parkinson revealed Wrexham battled through a sickness bug in the squad to secure a gritty 2-1 victory over Portsmouth at Stok Cae Ras - a result that strengthens their hold on a top-six spot.

Snoop Dogg and Swansea City are about to go public with their love, with the rapper taking in his first match at the club, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Wrexham are back in the top six places in the Championship and the dream of Premier League football grows stronger after another extraordinary performance, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Vitor Matos believes the appetite coursing through his Swansea City side is equipping them for a genuine ascent up the Championship table.

Ths Six Nations takes a break this week, which might be just as well for Wales as they lick their wounds following a difficult opening three rounds.

Barry Town United warmed up for their Nathaniel MG Cup final on Saturday against the top team in the JD Cymru Premier, The New Saints, by beating the second best side 1-0 at Jenner Park.

Phil Parkinson believes the mental strength and resilience of his Wrexham players were the decisive factors behind their remarkable 5-3 victory over Ipswich Town.

Brian Barry-Murphy insists there will be no panic and no loss of composure after Cardiff City’s promotion charge was jolted by a bruising 5-2 defeat at Plymouth Argyle.

Cardiff City head to Home Park, Plymouth on Saturday with momentum and belief but a clear warning from their head coach that nothing can be taken for granted.

Adam Idah is set to return for Swansea City within the next month.

The top three teams in the Cymru North are all in action on Friday night

Newport County manager Christian Fuchs believes the pride shown by his players in their shock 3-1 victory at Salford City can prove a springboad to avoiding relegation.

After 166 matches with her in the line-up it is time for Wales to try and qualify for tournaments without the incomparable Jess Fishlock, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

Phil Parkinson admitted Wrexham’s 2-2 draw at Bristol City felt more like a defeat than a point gained.

Cardiff City head coach Brian Barry-Murphy praised his team’s relentless spirit after they extended their lead at the top of League One by brushing aside Wimbledon, 4-1.

He’s the manager with the Midas touch . . . everything Phil Parkinson touches seems to glitter, including an FA Cup tie against Chelsea, as Ian Mitchelmore reports.

John Disney was in no mood to criticise his Connah’s Quay Nomads players after their goalless draw at Penybont last weekend.

It’s looking bleak for Newport County, but if ever they could do themselves a big favour with a big shock, then it’s this week.