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Brennan Johnson Starts The Repair Job On Wales' Self-Belief As England Crunch Looms
Brennan Johnson insists Wales can shock England and keep their World Cup dream alive.
Wales’ hopes of making the knockout stages were left hanging by a thread after losing 2-0 to Iran.
England’s goalless draw with the United States on Friday night means that Wales still have a path to the round of 16, but qualification is out of their own hands unless they beat Gareth Southgate’s side by a four-goal margin.
It must have felt a long way from Tylorstown as Robert Page starred out towards the world's media and tried to explain how the heady optimism of just 16 ago had evaporated under a hot Arabian sun. Little more than two weeks ago, the Wales manager was in his home village, announcing the squad he would take to take to a World Cup finals, the first Wales manager to do so for 64 years. Now, that adventure already seems to drawing to a close after just two games following a 2-0 to Iran which was unexpected, but felt feasible from the moment Kieffer Moore missed an early opportunity.
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No Starting Gun For Welsh Athletics Championships . . . Or Juniors
The Welsh Athletics Championships is the latest major sporting event to fall victim of the coronavirus pandemic. The event, held at Cardiff's International Sports Campus in Leckwith, would normally attract hundreds of athletes from all over Wales and further afield. Although athletics activity has restarted in Wales, the sport's governing... Read More
Neil Harris Watches Bluebirds' Striker Suffer Injury Again During Comeback Match For Development Team
Bluebirds manager Neil Harris watched striker Isaac Vassell suffer on his return to playing action at Cardiff International Sports Stadium.
Vassell, who hasn’t played a first team match since August limped off after 24 minutes of Cardiff’s 3-1 Professional Under-23 Development League win against Watford.
Vassell was running onto a Brad Smith... Read More
'TQ' Double Lifts Palace And Rocks Young Bluebirds
Cardiff City (u-18) 1, Crystal Palace (u-18) 3
The young Bluebirds were shot down by South London-born striker Tetteh-Quaye Addy in their final Professional Under-18 Development League fixture of 2019..
Addy, known simply by his initials ‘TQ’ among team-mates scored the first two Crystal Palace goals at Cardiff International Sports Stadium on... Read More
Proud Barry Boy 'Cossie' Loving Life in Europe
Mike Cosslett, who has had a 42-year association with Barry Town, can scarcely stop smiling these days.
Cossie’s beloved Barry are back in the Welsh Premier League and are competing in Europe with a genuine chance of making progress.
United go into their Europa League second leg time against Cliftonville in Belfast... Read More
More Than 2,100 Spectators Help Barry Town Celebrate European Return On Proud Night
Barry Town fans sang, chanted, jumped and clapped their way through the club’s first European tie in 16 years - a goalless draw against Cliftonville.
More than 2,100 spectators turned out for the Europa Cup clash against visitors from Belfast at the Cardiff International Sports Campus, Leckwith including around 300 from... Read More
Kieron Fires Second Half Winner For Young Bluebirds
Cardiff City 3, Nottingham Forest 2
Kieron Evans, a 17-year-old midfield player from Brithdir, New Tredegar, scored the winner for Cardiff City in their under-18 clash with Nottingham Forest.
Evans, a pupil at Heolddu Comprehensive School in Bargoed, netted on the hour to earn young Bluebirds victory.
City twice fought back from a... Read More
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