Another story you may have missed is former Wales and West Ham United midfielder Jack Collison being named head coach of Atlanta United 2.

More here.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

That was incredible. As the new cliche goes, that sounded like a LOT more than the 6,500 allowed in here.

Here is a story you might have missed this week involving a prominent Welsh club and a Line of Duty star!

Wales failed to find the net in Wednesday night's 3-0 Euro 2020 warm-up defeat against France, their 12th blank since the last European Championship.

Over the last five years they have scored 49 goals - but can you remember the scorers?

Two were own goals, so can you name the 14 Wales internationals who have hit the net in the 43 games since they came home from France after losing their Euro 2016 semi-final to Portugal?

You have three minutes to see how many you can recall, with a few assists to help you hit the target!

Kick off is fast approaching. Ready? Go!

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Speaking of youngsters, there were a few eyebrows raised when uncapped Rubin Colwill made Wales' 26-man squad for Euro 2020.

But the meteoric rise of the 19-year-old attacking midfielder is even more incredible when he could have been cut by club side Cardiff City last year.

Cardiff Under-23 manager Steve Morrison admits Colwill could have departed.

"A year ago we're... discussing who's going to be retained and released for the upcoming season and Rubin was a discussion," Morrison said.

Read more here.

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Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales at Cardiff City Stadium

We've just heard a first cry of "Wales" from the fans, and Zombie Nation is playing loud.

How we've missed all this.

Talented Leicester and Wales midfielder Oli Ewing is next to take on our MOTDx Euros Wonderkids challenge. Can he top the scores of England and Scotland to put Wales in front?

Ten-man Wales Under-21s were held to a goalless draw by Moldova in their Uefa U21 Euro 2023 qualifying opener in Llanelli last night.

The hosts' midfielder Sion Spence was shown a second yellow card for simulation while being stretchered off.

Report here.

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There were some nice kits in that video, but perhaps not as nice as these classics.

Have your say and pick the best classic European Championship kit.

You know you want to do it.

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But if you'd prefer to watch something more fun than being walloped by France in a friendly?

I present to you...

Want to remember a game you are still trying to forget from just a few days ago?

Fill your boots!

France 3-0 Wales.

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The Welsh government says crowds of up to 10,000 will be allowed back at sporting stadiums from Monday, 7 June.

Large outdoor events such as sports matches and organised runs can go ahead for up to 4,000 people when not seated, and 10,000 when seated.

Parkrun events and other organised running groups could also resume.

Wales' men's rugby team host Canada on 3 July at the Principality Stadium followed by successive Tests against Argentina on 10 and 17 July.

The Welsh government said all organisers planning events and activities must complete a risk assessment and also put in place measures to prevent the spread of coronavirus, including social distancing.

More here

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BBC Sport Wales reporter Dafydd Pritchard writes about the long-awaited return of fans to a Wales game.

Hen Wlad Fy Nhadau will never have sounded sweeter at the Cardiff City Stadium.

You can read Daf's piece here.

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Captain Gareth Bale says it will be "amazing" for Wales to play in front of their fans for the first time since 2019 when they face Albania in their final friendly before Euro 2020.

There will be up to 6,500 at the Cardiff City Stadium on Saturday for one of the Welsh Government's pilot events for the safe return of spectators.

On Monday Wales fly to Baku, where they face Switzerland in their opening Euro 2020 match on 12 June.

Iwan Roberts
Former Wales striker and BBC pundit

I fancy us today. I think we'll beat Albania. They are a very, very young side - I think seven of their starting XI are 24 or younger.

I haven't got a clue what shape we are going to go with. I have gone with a five at the back, the same as we did against France.

But we'll have to wait and see as you can never second guess Robert Page.

So Neco Williams is available for Wales today and indeed starts.

Wales were boosted for Saturday's Euro 2020 warm-up against Albania as Neco Williams was deemed free to play, despite being sent off in Wednesday's 3-0 friendly defeat by France.

The Football Association of Wales (FAW) found it had jurisdiction over the disciplinary process.

Fifa told the FAW the matter was one for Uefa, which does not "legislate for sanctions related to friendly matches".

The FAW "sanctioned Williams directly" and allowed him to face Albania.

Full story.

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Albania make seven changes from their 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over San Marino in March.

Like Wales, Albania will also line up with three at the back.

Goalkeeper Gentian Selmani, defender Ardian Ismajli and Marash Kumbulla, wing-back Albi Doka, midfielder Endri Cekici, captain Amir Abrashi and forward Bekim Balaj are the players to come in.

Albania: Selmani; Ismajli, Kumbulla, Djimsiti; Doka, Cekici, Bare, Abrashi, Lenjani; Manaj, Balaj.

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Wales ring the changes from Wednesday's 3-0 friendly defeat against France, with eight in total.

The only three who retain their places are midfielder Joe Allen, centre-back Chris Mepham and full-back Neco Williams, who is available despite being sent off 25 minutes into the match in Nice.

Two big positives for Wales: Juventus midfielder Aaron Ramsey and Tottenham defender Ben Davies start as they aim to prove their fitness in time for next Saturday's opening Euro 2020 fixture against Switzerland.

Wales interim boss Robert Page has hinted in recent weeks that he might use Ramsey as a false nine at some point.

Wales: Hennessey; Ampadu, Mepham, B. Davies; N. Williams, Levitt, Allen, Norrington-Davies; Brooks, T. Roberts, Ramsey.

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Hello and welcome.

Today is the last time we will get together to do this live page lark before the European Championships. It is just one week from Wales' first proper game in Baku.

Things are getting serious.

In the meantime, Albania are the visitors to the Cardiff City Stadium for a game where we will hopefully all be talking about the long overdue return of fans to a Wales game, rather than any last minute bumps, bruises or issues ahead of the Euros.

So let's forget all about Wales' less than nice trip to Nice and have a look at those teams, shall we?

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