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Antoine Dupont Can’t Wait to Play Wales . . . And Just Wishes It Was in Cardiff
Antoine Dupont can’t wait to get back into action in the Guinness Six Nations and he will return to captain Les Bleus against Wales on Friday 31 January. The Toulouse scrum half missed the 2024 tournament to concentrate on playing Sevens rugby for France at the Olympic Games.
Quins Insist Adam Jones is Only a Loan Deal to Wales
Harlequins insist Adam Jones will only be loaned to Wales on a temporary basis and will return to English club rugby after the Six Nations. The former Wales prop - one of their all-time greats – has been drafted in by the Welsh Rugby Union to help boost their chances of averting another Six Nations whitewash.
Omer Riza in the Dock After Cardiff City Derby Day Dust-up
Cardiff City manager Omer Riza has been charged with misconduct by the Football Association after being sent off against derby rivals Swansea City. Riza was shown a red card in the final moments of Cardiff’s 3-0 Sky Bet Championship win on Saturday after tangling with Swansea midfielder Goncalo Franco on the touchline and encroaching on to the pitch.
Yousef Salech Strikes For Cardiff City As Omer Riza Praises Their Defiance
Cardiff City manager Omer Riza praised his players’ fighting spirit after they came from 2-0 down to grab a precious point at Millwall. Bluebirds substitute Yousef Salech is up and running for his new club after he equalised with three seconds of stoppage time remaining as Cardiff snatched a 2-2 draw. The point means Cardiff are now unbeaten in seven matches - their best form of the season - and have moved two points clear of the relegation zone, up to 19th place in the Championship table.
Louis Rees-Zammit Offered Old Job Back By Wales Coach Warren Gatland
Warren Gatland would welcome Louis Rees-Zammit back to Welsh rugby with open arms – but doesn’t expect the former Wales wing to give up yet on his American dream. Wales coach Gatland has admitted he has had no recent communication with his former player.
Swansea City Boss Luke Williams Claims Regained Respect And Hints At Red Card Appeal
Luke Williams insists Swansea City have recovered their pride after their derby day disaster, even though another defeat has left them as close to the relegation places as they are to the play-offs. The Swans lost 2-1 at home to Sheffield United, who moved back to the top of the Championship, but gave a display in marked contrast to their weak showing at Cardiff City last weekend. But they also gave away a soft equaliser after half-time and then had Harry Darling sent off for a reckless challenge near the halfway line.
Warren Gatland In Gladiator Mode As Six Nations Warms Up In Rome
Despite an awful 2024 and a daunting opener against France in Paris, Gatland is embracing Wales’ underdog status, insisting that his side can defy expectations.
Former Swansea City Star Jonjo Shelvey Is Back In The Championship
Former Swansea City star Jonjo Shelvey has returned to the UK to sign for Championship promotion-chasers Burnley. The former Newcastle United and England midfielder has agreed a short-term deal running until the end of the season.
Sean Lynn Vows To Sweep Clean As New Wales Coach
Sean Lynn has insisted he will focus on “setting the right environment” after being named the new head coach of the Wales women’s rugby team. The Welshman, who guided Gloucester-Hartpury to consecutive Premiership Women’s Rugby championships in 2023 and 2024, takes over from Ioan Cunningham.
Richard Dawson Plans To Use Welsh Fire Fuel To Ignite Glamorgan
Richard Dawson will use his experience with Welsh Fire to try and ignite Glamorgan this summer. The Welsh county have appointed former England spinner Dawson as their head coach for the 2025 season.
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Martyrs' Teenage Goalkeeper Lewis Signs For Swansea
Swansea City have signed teenage goalkeeper Lewis Webb from Southern League Merthyr Town.
Webb, aged 17, played first team football for the Martyrs last season and manager Gavin Williams said: “I wish Webby all the best in his career.
“He has been an absolute pleasure to work with. The commitment and dedication... Read More
Martyrs' Third New Signing Is Ex-Bluebirds Full-Back
Former Cardiff City and Newport County youth player Lewis Binns has committed to Merthyr Town for 2019-20.
Chepstow-born Binns is a third new signing for EvoStik Southern Premier club Martyrs, following goalkeeper Alex Harris and striker Gethyn Hill.
The trio are all from Wales and will play key roles in Merthyr’s bid... Read More
Welsh Goalkeeper Alex Answers The Martyrs' Call
Former FC Hereford goalkeeper Alex Harris has joined EvoStik Southern Premier club Merthyr Town for the 2019-20 season.
Welshman Harris, who has earned two Southern League South and West titles, says: “It’s a great feeling joining Merthyr Town and being Welsh myself makes it even better.
“I’ve always looked out for their... Read More
Former Bluebirds Striker Ready To Lead Martyrs Attack
Former Cardiff City striker Gethyn Hill has rejoined EvoStik Southern League Premier Division club Merthyr Town.
Pontypool-born Hill, aged 24, has committed to the Martyrs, who are intent on building a challenge for promotion during 2019-20.
Manager Gavin Williams looks certain to be in charge despite being linked with the vacancy at... Read More
Martyrs Stunned By Title-Chasing Taunton Away And Now Play Crucial Role In The Premier Future Of Casuals
Taunton Town kept their title hopes alive thanks to a stunning comeback against Merthyr Town at the Viridor Stadium on Bank Holiday Monday.
The Peacocks hit back from two goals down with 20 minutes left to steal a 3-2 win against their visitors from Wales, while EvoStik Southern League leaders Weymouth... Read More
Martyrs Aim For Second Successive Premier Away Win
Gosport Borough 0, Merthyr Town 3
Merthyr Town travel to play Beaconsfield Town on Tuesday, one of their four remaining EvoStik Southern League matches.
The Martyrs won convincingly at Gosport Borough in their latest outing when Ryan Prosser marked his return from injury with a 12th minute goal.
Prosser followed up after Gosport... Read More
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