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Captain Callum Is Cardiff’s Leader For Edinburgh Mission

Captain Callum Is Cardiff’s Leader For Edinburgh Mission
Callum Sheedy will captain Cardiff for the first time when he leads the team out at the Hive Stadium against Edinburgh on Saturday. “It’s a very proud moment for myself and my family,” said the fly-half, who came on board from Bristol over the summer.

It’s Riza v Roo As Cardiff City Desperately Seek Win Against Plymouth

It’s Riza v Roo As Cardiff City Desperately Seek Win Against Plymouth
The highest profile manager in the Championship goes head-to-head against the league’s biggest nobody in Cardiff on Saturday. Omer Riza – Cardiff City’s interim boss, who might struggle to be identified by any base other than Bluebirds fans – is up against Plymouth Argyle.

One Man And His Dog . . . Meet The Chepstow Cyclist Bidding For World Title Glory This Weekend

One Man And His Dog . . . Meet The Chepstow Cyclist Bidding For World Title Glory This Weekend
We’ve all heard about the matches that are watched by one man and his dog, but what about the sport that is played by them? One man and his dog will be bidding for Welsh glory this weekend when Ron Mason and Agnes try to become world champions in Italy.

Wales’ Emma Finucane Reveals Pride In Retaining Sprint World Title

Wales’ Emma Finucane Reveals Pride In Retaining Sprint World Title
Emma Finucane has revealed she is even more proud of retaining her sprint world title than she was in winning it for the first time a year ago. The Welsh cycling superstar retained her women’s individual sprint title for her second gold medal of the UCI Track Cycling World Championships in Denmark on Friday night.

Welsh Chiefs Search For A Leader To Remind Them Of The Good Times

Welsh Chiefs Search For A Leader To Remind Them Of The Good Times
Exeter Chiefs have been such a reliable conveyor belt for Welsh talent in recent years, it hardly seemed necessary to check it was still powered up. But this season, someone appears to have unplugged things down at Sandy Park.

Easy, Meg! Barker Claims Gold Medal Was Simple Task For GB

Easy, Meg! Barker Claims Gold Medal Was Simple Task For GB
Meg Barker claimed it felt “easy” after she struck gold as Great Britain successfully defended the women’s team pursuit title at the Cycling World Championships in Denmark. The Welsh rider - who joined the line-up for the final in place of Jess Roberts - was alongside Josie Knight, Anna Morris and Katie Archibald as Team GB stormed to a victory in Ballerup, reeling in Germany to secure another title.

Sophie Ingle Backed To Get Fit For Wales And Euro Finals

Sophie Ingle Backed To Get Fit For Wales And Euro Finals
Wales manager Rhian Wilkinson is confident Chelsea midfielder Sophie Ingle will be fit for next summer’s European Championship should they qualify. Former Wales captain Ingle underwent surgery last month after sustaining anterior cruciate ligament damage during a pre-season friendly, an injury Wilkinson described as “horrible”.

Gareth Davies Will Still Keep Sparkling For Scarlets, Insists Dwayne Peel

Gareth Davies Will Still Keep Sparkling For Scarlets, Insists Dwayne Peel
Gareth Davies has been backed to continue delivering the goods for the Scarlets - despite his surprise retirement from international rugby. The Wales scrum-half decided to end his Test career on Thursday, just four days before Warren Gatland is due to name his squad for the autumn series.

Warren Gatland And The WRU Want Control . . . But The Regions Will Demand Fair Funding

Warren Gatland And The WRU Want Control . . . But The Regions Will Demand Fair Funding
There are big decisions to be made in Welsh rugby right now – such as who does Warren Gatland pick in his squad next week and should the Wales coach be able to stick his nose into other people’s business. Gatland is due to name his group of players for the autumn internationals on Monday, as he attempts to turn the tide in matches against Fiji, Australia and South Africa.

Emma Finucane Pays Tribute To Team Behind The GB Team After Striking More Gold

Emma Finucane Pays Tribute To Team Behind The GB Team After Striking More Gold
Wales’ Olympic champion Emma Finucane and her fellow Paris gold medal-winners Sophie Capewell and Katy Marchant stormed to more gold for Great Britain in the women’s team sprint at the Cycling World Championships. The trio defeated the Netherlands with a time of 45.949 in Ballerup, Denmark.

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Paris Ready To Embrace Paralympic Games’ New Generation

The Paralympics begin in Paris on Wednesday, putting on display the talents of remarkable athletes in a city still riding the wave of the highly successful Olympics. A new generation of Paralympians will be joined by seasoned veterans competing in many of the same sensational venues in the centre of... Read More

Emma Finucane Says Olympic Gold Is A Dream Come True

Emma Finucane revealed it was a dream come true for her to win an Olympic gold medal at the age of just 21. The Welsh cycling star - already a world champion - is now an Olympic champion also after she joined with Katy Marchant and Sophie Capewell to win... Read More

Matt Richards Bows Out With Another Near Miss But Vows There Is More To Come In 2028

Matt Richards finished his stint at the Paris Olympics by missing out on another medal, but happy with his tally of silver and gold and looking forward to 2028. The Welsh swimmer was part of the Great Britain men’s 4×100 metres medley relay squad that finished just off the podium... Read More

Anna Hursey Ready To Add Another Chapter To The Year Of The Teen

Anna Hursey intends to add to the teenage triumphs of 2024 when she makes her Olympic Games debut in Paris on Sunday. The 18-year-old will become the first Welsh athlete to compete in table tennis at an Olympics, although making history is nothing new to the veteran of two Commonwealth... Read More

Welsh Athletes Go Digging For Gold In Paris

Faster. Higher. Stronger. The Olympic motto used to be unchanging... Read More

Anna Hursey Ready For More Limelight At Paris Olympics

Anna Hursey believes her long stint in the limelight, that began as a table tennis child prodigy, will prove invaluable when she goes to her first Olympic Games this summer. At just a month past her 18th birthday, the Welsh teenager will be one of the youngest members of the... Read More
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