Ian Mitchelmore
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Freelance sports journalist @bbcsportwales & @DragonSportsWal, previously at WalesOnline, Mid Glamorgan Press & Mercury Press.
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1 day ago |
dragonsports.co.uk | Ian Mitchelmore
Wales Italy women. Pic. AlamyAs Wales dust themselves down from their final match before Euro 2025, they have been urged to wise up quickly, as Ian Mitchelmore reports. A reality check? A blessing in disguise? July 2025 may well provide a clearer picture of exactly where Rhian Wilkinson's Wales are.
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2 days ago |
dragonsports.co.uk | Ian Mitchelmore
Harry Wilson of Wales. Pic. AlamyJune has been a cruel month for Wales in the past which is why Craig Bellamy is demanding the highest of standards on Friday night, as Ian Mitchelmore reports. Harry Wilson boldly stated that Wales are targeting six points from their upcoming double header with Liechtenstein and Belgium. The Fulham star's return to the squad is a welcome boost to boss Craig Bellamy following his absence from the March camp due to injury.
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3 days ago |
dragonsports.co.uk | Ian Mitchelmore
Gabriele Biancheri of Manchester United. Pic. AlamyAll football fans love an exciting young talent and Welsh supporters have a few to look forward to, as Ian Mitchelmore reports. The 2024-25 season saw young guns Lamine Yamal and Désiré Doué fully establish themselves as the bold new superstars of European football. Having helped Spain win Euro 2024 in Germany last year, Yamal, 17, inspired Barcelona to win La Liga, the Copa del Rey and the Supercopa de España last term.
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1 week ago |
dragonsports.co.uk | Ian Mitchelmore
Wales' head coach Craig Bellamy. Pic: AlamyThe summer World Cup qualifiers are looming for Wales, but manager Craig Bellamy is looking further down the road ahead, as Ian Mitchelmore reports. In mid-May, Craig Bellamy announced a 29-man squad for a training camp in Cardiff and Spain ahead of Wales' World Cup qualifiers against Liechtenstein and Belgium in June.
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1 week ago |
dragonsports.co.uk | Ian Mitchelmore
Wales' Sophie Ingle. Pic: AlamyShe was once the Wales captain who felt like an immovable presence, but these are now uncertain times for Sophie Ingle, reports Ian Mitchelmore. Having been released by Chelsea, and with her place in the Wales squad for Euro 2025 still uncertain, the upcoming summer will be pivotal for Sophie Ingle. The 33-year-old is continuing her recovery from the ACL injury that has seen her sidelined since early September.
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Well deserved win, ultimately on penalties, for Caernarfon against Cardiff Met to reach the European play-off final. Two saves in the shootout from Swansea loanee Ben Hughes too after a couple of vital saves late on in the game. #Swans
Magnificent content. There’ll be a fair few teary eyes among fans watching this today, no doubt! #Swans
Some messages for Joe and Naughts from a few familiar faces 🥹 Enjoy your last match, lads 🫶 https://t.co/dyDoNORzWN
Wrexham boss Phil Parkinson on Paul Mullin & Ollie Palmer: "Mulls and Ollie will always be legends at this club for what they've done. They're under contract next year and they'll be back in pre-season ready to go again." https://t.co/Kz35DxcIYR