The New Saints are still the dominant force in Welsh domestic football after winning the JD Welsh Cup to add to their Cymru Premier title and Welsh League Cup triumphs.

Mark Williams has won the world title three times - 2000, 2003 and 2018 - but the old passions are burning brightly again at The Crucible.

Merthyr are the WRU Admiral Premiership champions with three matches still to go this season, but no-one able to catch them.

Wrexham are up and will be playing Championship football next season. But they won’t be chasing superstars to take them to the Premier League

Ryan Day – nicknamed “Dynamite Day” – made an explosive start at snooker’s World Championships but he was unable to blast Luca Brecel out of touching distance.

Wrexham are almost there, but the margins around promotion are so narrow that manager Phil Parkinson insists there must be no let up.

He’s now over 50, he’s grey, and his eyesight is going . . . but only a fool bets against Mark Williams when the World Championship comes around.

Swansea City are on the up – up the table and up the social media and internet search tables, but Alan Sheehan is demanding more.

Wrexham are closing in on another promotion and may even clinch it this weekend, which would be another landmark for James McClean.

Swansea City look very much as if they will still be playing Championship football next season but Alan Sheehan wants more.

The Ospreys took revenge against the Scarlets but head coach Mark Jones believes they will need to improve if they are to compete for silverware.

Wrexham’s promotion surge has taken a jolt with dropped points at Cambridge United and it could prove more costly yet for manager Phil Parkinson.