Dai Sport – Sport in Wales
Dai New

Aggregate Final January Window Scoreline: Other Clubs 6, Swansea City 0
Dai All

Dai Games

Danny Newcombe Admits Wales' World Cup Struggles Have Been "Not Acceptable"
Dai Rug
Dwayne Peel Expects A Tough Evening Against The Bulls . . . As He Looks For Development
Wales Will Get Fans Off Their Seats Again In This Six Nations, Promises Alex King
Ieuan Evans Defends Steve Phillips But Admits Outside Help Is Needed To Clear Up The Mess At The WRU
Dai Foot
Rob Page Apologises To Fans After Poor World Cup Showing . . . But Insists Wales Will Grow From Their Bitter Disappointment
Steve Cooper Looks To Embrace The History Of Nottingham Forest . . . As They Take On Manchester United In The League Cup Semi Final
Former Swansea City Boss Paul Clement Available For Hire Again After Everton Clear-Out
Swansea City's Mixed Season Is Leaving Russell Martin With Mixed Feelings As Stalled Morgan Whittaker Deal Adds To The Sense Of Drift
Dai Puck
European Ice Hockey Set To Arrive In Cardiff
Devils Ride Out Rough Week To Return To Winning Ways
Devils Hit ‘Reset Button’ To Put Giants Horror Show Behind Them
Dismal Devils Defeat Puts Roster Under The Spotlight
Dai Net

Emily Handyside Takes Up Welsh Feathers Coaching Role . . . As Wales Begin Their 2023 Netball World Cup Preparation
Features

Wales' Old New Boy Rhys Webb Follows The Messi And Ronaldo Creed . . . If You're Good Enough, You're Young Enough
Meet Dai
Dai Sport is a fresh breath of Welsh sport with a fiery attitude.
We cover the whole range of Welsh sports with news, analysis and heated opinion. Nothing is off bounds, whether it’s on the field, the court, the race track, in the ring, or on the ice. Big or small, Dai watches all.
Our columnists can be passionate and persuasive, or calm and critical. But you won’t find them blowing smoke where there’s no fire. We don’t do clickbait, nasty pop-ups, or irritating auto-play videos.
Our writers and photographers are a broad mix of experienced journalists, young talent, budding bloggers, or just spreaders of the word about what’s going on in their sport. If you’d like to contribute to Dai Sport – on any sport, at any level – we’d love to hear from you.
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