Welsh Football

It’s crunch time in the JD Cymru North, so here’s Dave Jones with his preview and predictions.

A year ago, Dan James, Joe Rodon and Ethan Ampadu all missed out on promotion to the Premier League. Ian Mitchelmore examines whether it could happen again.

Wales take on Denmark in Cardiff on Friday night, but that's not even the half of it in what promises to be a monumental few months for Welsh women's football.

Wednesday night proved bleak for Cardiff City as they slipped into the drop zone thanks to a Derby County striker unwanted by Swansea City.

Wrexham’s promotion surge has taken a jolt with dropped points at Cambridge United and it could prove more costly yet for manager Phil Parkinson.

Newport County have now won just once in their last six matches, but manager Nelson Jardim says there are grounds for optimism.

Wrexham are on a roll - gathering winning momentum towards promotion, while enjoying a growing bank balance.

Swansea City earned a hugely valuable point at Leeds United as Joe Allen proved he can still measure a pass to perfection.

Cardiff City are still in grave danger of relegation after they threw away a winning position at home to Sheffield Wednesday.

Cardiff City will have to finish their relegation-threatened season without captain Aaron Ramsey and injuries have placed a major doubt over his future with the club.

Swansea City face Leeds United at Elland Road on Saturday, with the clubs at opposite ends of the happiness index.

Newport County are pretty decent at Rodney Parade, but away from home comforts they fall apart.

It’s still an unbeaten start for Craig Bellamy after eight games in charge of Wales. Ian Mitchelmore looks at the manager’s instant impact.

Wales are just four matches away from their opening game at Euro 2025 and competition for places is becoming intense.

Joe Allen made what looked like being a costly error against North Macedonia, but he then had a hand in the dramatic equaliser.

Wales are still unbeaten under manager Craig Bellamy after eight matches, thanks to a brave late comeback in North Macedonia.

Sometimes a football match can seem insignificant and Wales will enter such territory in North Macedonia on Tuesday.

Wrexham have moved into second place in League One and are handily placed for promotion to the Championship with only eight games to go.

World Cup qualifiers tend to come along in pairs and Craig Bellamy will be hoping victories follow the same pattern as Wales head to North Macedonia.

Craig Bellamy remains unbeaten as Wales manager and the World Cup qualification campaign is up and running - but not without the odd scare.