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  11. Wrexham to host Wales Under-19s in Euros warm-up

    Pitchside view of the Mold Road stand at the Stok Cae RasGetty Images

    The Stok Cae Ras will host Wales Under-19s next month as part of the build-up to next summer's 2026 Uefa Men's U19s European Championship which will be held in north Wales.

    November's mini-tournament will see Craig Knight's Wales side face Germany, USA and Japan.

    Matches will be played at several venues across the north, including Denbigh Town's Central Park and the Hops and Barley Community Stadium in Rhyl.

    Wrexham will host Wales' game against the USA on Saturday, 15 November.

    The Stok Cae Ras – the world's oldest international football stadium still hosting international matches – will be among the north Wales venues for next summer's European Championship finals.

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  13. Poland players celebrating a goal in front of Wales players Elise Hughes and Hayley Ladd

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  19. Parkinson had to 'protect' squad in EFL Cup loss to Cardiff

    Wrexham boss Phil ParkinsonPA Media

    Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson says a gruelling playing schedule meant he was forced into making a raft of changes to his starting side as they tumbled out of the Carabao Cup.

    This Friday's home game against Championship leaders Coventry City (20:00 GMT) will be Wrexham's fifth game in 14 days.

    For Tuesday night's last-16 tie with Cardiff City, Parkinson made seven changes from Saturday's 1-1 draw at Middlesbrough in the Championship.

    He was without defender Lewis Brunt with injury and Callum Doyle through suspension, although Ben Sheaf and Ollie Rathbone passed late fitness calls.

    That saw Nathan Broadhead start up front alongside Sam Smith in a mostly untested strike partnership, with key forward Kieffer Moore named on the bench.

    "We made a lot of changes and we did that in a big game, but I've got to protect the squad as well," Parkinson said.

    "I had to utilise the squad [against Cardiff]; Brunty picked up an injury at the weekend, we had Callum suspended... but we still should have done better."

    With League One side Cardiff leading at half-time through Yousef Salech's opener, Parkinson was forced into a triple substitution at the break - with Moore, Josh Windass and Matty James replacing Smith, Broadhead and Ollie Rathbone.

    The changes worked as Moore grabbed a swift equaliser, only for Cardiff to respond through Will Fish to seal a 2-1 victory.

    "We're very frustrated in the manner of the defeat," Parkinson added.

    "We spoke to the lads prior to the game about what to expect, but we just weren't at the levels we needed to be.

    "Their pressing forced us into hurried passes which gave the ball away cheaply, and the other side we were five yards off them which made it too easy for them to play.

    "It's something we've done better in recent weeks, I think everyone who has seen us play will have seen that.

    "But [against Cardiff] the structure and the press and the work and the intensity of winning the ball back wasn't where it needed to be."

  20. Swans can 'enjoy' Man City tie with pressure off - Roberts

    Manchester City boss Pep GuardiolaPA Media

    Former Wales striker Iwan Roberts says the pressure is off Swansea City in tonight's Carabao Cup last-16 tie as they host Premier League powers Manchester City.

    "It is. I think they've lost their last seven against Manchester City. I think in their last 13, they've lost 12, just one draw in the Premier League to show for, but I think it's a night for them to enjoy," Roberts told BBC Radio Wales Breakfast.

    Pep Guardiola's side have won the EFL Cup in six of past 12 seasons, with Swansea famously claiming the trophy in 2013 when they upset Bradford City.

    Man City are expected to field a much-changed side from the one that lost in the Premier League to Aston Villa last weekend.

    Guardiola said in his pre-match press conference that: "The Carabao Cup has always been like that in the first stages. We have less injured [players this season] and we have players who need minutes, so the Carabao Cup is perfect for that."

    He also hinted that goal machine Erling Haaland - who already has 11 in just nine league games this season - could be rested as they "don't need to risk him", with the Norwegian striker getting "a knock" at Villa Park.

    While even a second-string Man City team will start as overwhelming favourites against their Championship hosts, Roberts says Swansea go into the game with their own centre forward in fine form

    Zan Vipotnik scored a spectacular brace as the Swans beat Norwich City 2-1 on Saturday, taking the Slovenia striker's tally for the season to nine goals for club and country.

    "You know, they've [Swansea] got a centre forward that's bang in form in Zan Vipotnik, two fantastic goals he scored against Norwich at the weekend," Roberts added.

    "It's a tall order, but I'm sure it's a night that Swansea fans will really enjoy."

  21. Cardiff City defender Will Fish (L) battles with Wrexham striker Kieffer Moore (R)

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  23. Rhian Wilkinson speaks to her players after the Poland loss

  24. Highlights: Wales 2-5 Poland