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Llion Carbis opens this issue’s proceedings with his thoughts on our mixed Nations League matches against Ireland and Denmark, and looks ahead to the Spain friendly and our return in Dublin.

As the Under 21s fail to reach Euro 2019 James Thomas ponders that elusive search for a first ever qualification.

Wales’ record all-time goal scorer Helen Ward talks to Haley Evans and reflects on the cruelty of Wales Women’s World Cup qualifying campaign. Seven games without conceding a goal and only one defeat sees us fail to even make the play-offs!

The result didn’t go our way, and it took its toll on our wallet but Ian Hamer still recommends Aarhus as a place to visit. Find out why in Issue 9.

The Principality Stadium debate rumbles on as Scott Jones voices his disapproval at facing Spain at the home of Welsh rugby.

It’s been five years since that horrible low point of that 3 – 0 defeat by Serbia at the Cardiff City Stadium. Guto Llewelyn remembers it too well and celebrates an incredible turnaround.

The lure of following Wales away is just too much. Perry Morgan travels from Kiev to LA with hours to spare before kick-off in the Rose Bowl.

Every summer, it seems like our clubs are knocked out of their respective European competitions before the season has even began. Ian Johnson on why something must be done to stop our European groundhog day.

Tipster Ryan Jones discusses the increasing popularity in sports betting, and in particular, the rise of gambling in football. Fancy a punt on us to beat Spain?

Author and blogger Dic Mortimer sings the praises of Ethan Ampadu and at the same time drops in little nuggets of intreging information. Ever heard of the Wrexham Olympic Club?

Journalist Dave Owens talks to Tim Williams about the next step for the legendary brand, Spirit of 58, and the opening of Siop SO58.

Beer aficionado David Rees offers his considered advice and pens his drinking tips for the Spain and Ireland games. And no, he doesn’t suggest Guinness for our trip to Dublin.

Issue 9 closes with Gareth Morris taking up the challenge and answering the questions in the Wales Fan Profile.