Feast of Football

Rants, regrets and reflections

Carl Roberts, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes reflect on how Wales can recover from their World Cup disappointment, and what lessons manager Craig Bellamy can take into a tough set of fixtures in the Nations League in the autumn.

What next for Wales after World Cup woe?

Carl Roberts, Danny Gabbidon, James Chester and Rob Earnshaw discuss the fallout following Wales' World Cup play-off defeat to Bosnia-Herzegovina on penalties.

Inside the Wales camp: Josh Sheehan & Rhys Norrington-Davies

Wales squad members Josh Sheehan and Rhys Norrington-Davies take time out of their training schedule at the team HQ to chat to Carl Roberts, Nia Jones, Joe Ledley and Rob Earnshaw before the World Cup semi-final play-off against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Wales squad and midweek set-backs

Simon Davies, Iwan Roberts and Sam Vokes assess Craig Bellamy's options for the upcoming World Cup play-off semi-final against Bosnia-Herzegovina, and consider the damage done to Wrexham, Cardiff City and Newport County after defeats in crucial midweek matches.

Swansea build momentum before Wrexham rematch

Are Swansea City suddenly in the Championship play-off picture? A rare away win means the Swans are now just five points adrift of the final play-off place - currently occupied by Wrexham. And with the two sides set to meet at the Cae Ras on Friday night, there is suddenly some extra significance on the match. Wrexham's injury list continues to grow - with Kieffer Moore's hamstring injury a cause for concern for Wales with the World Cup play-offs just a fortnight away.Having been top of League One since 22 November, Cardiff City now find themselves four points adrift of leaders Lincoln City after taking just a point from their last two games. A blip, or something more concerning?