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Llion Carbis opens up Issue 14 as he brings us up to speed on Group E fixtures and results. We’re at the half-way mark and it’s still all to play for.

Three points against Azerbaijan was all that mattered. Dic Mortimer reflects on our September fixtures but wonders why the national manager of Wales is financing an English football club rather than a club in his own country?

Following a win and a draw, Callum Ellis hopes Wales women will return to winning ways in their Euro 2021 qualifying campaign when they take on Belarus on October 8th.

Ever seen Wales playing in the Faroe Islands? Penny Miles has and she takes us through her latest #WalesAway trip. Incredible scenery and a 6 -0 victory, now that can’t be bad.

A Welsh midfielder called Joe. We used to have one, but know we’ve got two. Darren Jones introduces Bristol City’s Joe Morrell.

Remember the bad old days when inter-club rivalry raised its ugly head at Wales games? Guto Llewelyn welcomes its near eradication.

If you thought The FA is the oldest national football association in the world, think again. Perry Morgan argues that it’s not, and it’s hard to disagree with him. Get hold of Issue 14 and find out why.

What would we give to pull on the red jersey, if only the once? In ‘One Cap Wonders’, Mark Evans catalogues the players who’ve done exactly that.

This issue’s ‘Get With The Programme’ returns to the mid 90’s as Buzz Bocath features Wales v Germany on 11th October 1995. With Bobby Gould at the reins, who can forget that era?

In his day, Gary Sprake was the most expensive goalkeeper in world football. Mike Pearce looks back over the career of the Wales and Leeds United great.

Wales are World Champions! Yes, it’s true. Meirion Evans explains how and why.

David Rees is back with his Cwrw Am Byth column. This time it’s the beers of Slovakia and Croatia or Cymru.

David Collins, takes up the Wales Fan Profile challenge. He’s seen Wales win at Wembley you know?