Five talking points as Wales look to secure a first-ever victory against Holland
Wales will resume their Nations League campaign at home to Holland in Cardiff on Wednesday after sealing World Cup qualification.
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Wales will resume their Nations League campaign at home to Holland in Cardiff on Wednesday after sealing World Cup qualification.
Wales will resume their Nations League campaign at home to Holland in Cardiff on Wednesday after sealing World Cup qualification.
Robert Page's heroic Wales side return to action on Wednesday night as they take on the Netherlands at the Cardiff City Stadium (7.45pm kick off). The UEFA Nations League fixture comes just three days after Wales booked their place at the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
Manchester City just about came out on top in an incredibly tight Premier League title race this season, but next season the competition could be even tougher.
Wout van Aert says he was ‘really ashamed’ to lose stage 3 of the Criterium du Dauphine because he celebrated prematurely at the finish line. The stage was instead won by Groupama FDJ rider David Gaudu as the Jumbo Visma man had his hands aloft in celebration. Ad/> Speaking after the race, the Belgian admitted his embarrassment.
Centre back Stefan de Vrij will take over from Virgil van Dijk as Netherlands captain for Wednesday’s Nations League game against Wales with coach Louis van Gaal suggesting he would ring the changes for the clash in Cardiff.
Newcastle United's new sporting director Dan Ashworth will play a crucial role in the recruitment on Tyneside both this summer and beyond. The 51-year-old arrives in the north east with a respected track record and a wealth of knowledge in this field.
An immaculate team performance on the final climb was enough to return Wout van Aert (Jumbo Visma) to the race lead, but the biggest of ball-drops by the Belgian allowed David Gaudu (Groupama FDJ) to snatch stage victory. Before his arms were even above his head Van Aert had realised the magnitude of his error.