Welsh Premiership 2003-2004⢠Goalless draw with Israel meant celebrations were put on hold ⢠Manager disappointed his side wasnât awarded a penalty Chris Coleman admitted to a sense of âanti-climaxâ after Wales were held to a goalless draw by Israel that left them waiting on the result of the Cyprus-Belgium game to
Guardian » 7hWales were frustrated by Israel as they failed to find the win that would have secured their Euro 2016 place, after seeing a strong penalty appeal turned down and Simon Churchâs injury-time header correctly ruled out for offside 7.12pm BST Thatâs about it from me. Iâll leave you with two thin
Guardian » 9hWales 0 Israel 0: Bale and Co unable to find a way through as bizarrely ambitionless visitors dig deep
Telegraph » 9hThere was a sense of inevitability that it was never going to be straightforward with Wales, given all those hard-luck stories over the years, and so it proved on an evening when frustration was the overriding emotion for Chris Colemanâs players as Israel spoiled the party and Belgium, a few hour
Guardian » 9h⢠Welsh FA fears Uefa sanctions if there is a repeat of Andorra antics last year ⢠Win over Israel in Cardiff would clinch place in first major tournament since 1958 Welsh fans have been warned not to ruin what could be footballâs biggest day in the principality for more than half a century by
Guardian » 1dEngland, Wales, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland and Scotland have it all to play for in qualifying
Telegraph » 1dChris Bascombe: Bale's goals and Coleman's leadership have led the Welsh to the brink of their first major championships in almost six decades
Telegraph » 1dBuddugoliaeth i Gap a dwy ornest gyfartal
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