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Joe Allen, a Wales midfielder, has left international football at the age of 32. Allen is regarded as one of the nation's greatest midfield players and won 74 caps, scoring twice. The Swansea City player helped Wales earn berths in three major competitions, with the World Cup in Qatar as his final international appearance. After Gareth Bale left Wales last month, Wales lost another star player with Allen's retirement.

Bale has been linked with a move away from the club after he achieved his lifelong ambition of playing in a World Cup for Wales. However, Gareth Bale is still keen on playing for Los Angeles FC and will remain with the MLS side next season. Bale is preparing to play next season in the MLS and is keen to stay with Los Angeles FC. Wales’s football is down in the dumps after a dismal world cup campaign.

Welsh national team boss Rob Page has revealed that he had a role to play in been announcing his international retirement after the World Cup. Wales were quite disappointing at the Qatar World Cup and the team failed to get out of the group stages.

Following the World Cup, Wales received a major disappointing news that Gareth Bale had declared his international retirement. After the spectacular career that started with his debut in 2006, the 33-year-old went on to make 100+ appearances for the national team. His last and final goal came at the World Cup as he took his total tally to 41 from 111 appearances.

Page claims that Gareth has been able to put the national team on the world map with his incredible performances over the years.

The second-half strikes of Marcus Rashford propelled England to a 3-0 win over Wales, making a place for themselves in the World Cup 16.

Haverfordwest County tasted defeat for the first time this season, as the Bluebirds were narrowly beaten 3-2 by Penybont at the SDM Glass Stadium last night. Ben Fawcett and Iori Humphreys – with his first senior goal for the club – got on the scoresheet for County, but it wasn’t enough as goals from Rhys Kavanagh, Keyon Reffell and Ryan Reynolds earned Bont all three points.

After last Saturday’s disappointing defeat to Cardiff Met, ATFC will look to pick themselves up and go again this weekend with a first league meeting with newcomers Pontypridd United on the agenda.
This was the first time that Anthony Williams has tasted defeat since taking over at Park Avenue in the summer and having already won one match away from home this season, the gaffer and his squad will be keen to get back to winning ways in South Wales.

After last Saturday’s disappointing defeat to Cardiff Met, ATFC will look to pick themselves up and go again this weekend with a first league meeting with newcomers Pontypridd United on the agenda. This was the first time that Anthony Williams has tasted defeat since taking over at Park Avenue in the summer and having already won one match away from home this season, the gaffer and his squad will be keen to get back to winning ways in South Wales.

Newport County AFC have bolstered their squad ahead of Saturday's home clash with Tranmere Rovers with the signing of young forward Thierry Nevers on loan from West Ham United. With summer signing Offrande Zanzala set for a lengthy spell on the sidelines with a serious hamstring injury, Exiles boss James Rowberry was on the hunt for another front man. And 20-year-old Hammers starlet Nevers, who plays mainly as a left winger, becomes the 10th new addition to the squad since the end of last season.

There will be Welsh involvement in the UEFA Women's EURO Semi-Final today (27 July) when Cheryl Foster referees the match between Germany and France in Milton Keynes at 8:00pm. Foster had already been the first Welsh official to referee at the finals of a major tournament since Clive Thomas achieved the same status at the 1978.

A strong second half showing from Mark Aizlewood’s Carmarthen Town sealed them a spot in the second round of the Nathaniel MG Cup. A new look llantwit Major side crash out after ending the game with ten players. After a close fought and goal less first half, which saw both sides have chances to take the lead. It was the away side who came out stronger in the second half.