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Bale wants World Cup to round off 100-cap journey with Wales

Bale wants World Cup to round off 100-cap journey with Wales

  • More than 15 years on, Bale will become the second Welshman after Chris Gunter to reach a century of caps
  • "To get 100 caps will personally be an incredible achievement and one you never think about when you start out,” Bale said
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Wales beat Turkey to close on Euro 2020 knockout stage

Wales beat Turkey to close on Euro 2020 knockout stage

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Finland match is ‘massive’ for Wales, says Bale

Finland match is ‘massive’ for Wales, says Bale

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UK quarantines travelers from Spain in major blow to Europe’s revival

UK quarantines travelers from Spain in major blow to Europe’s revival

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Un-baaaaa-lievable: Goats invade locked-down Welsh town photos

Un-baaaaa-lievable: Goats invade locked-down Welsh town

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Facing industrial decline, Wales dreams of Silicon Valley

Facing industrial decline, Wales dreams of Silicon Valley

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Wales beat Fiji to reach Rugby World Cup quarters, Scots set up showdown with Japan and Pumas pummel USA

Wales beat Fiji to reach Rugby World Cup quarters, Scots set up showdown with Japan and Pumas pummel USA

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Wales hold off Australia to edge Rugby World Cup thriller

Wales hold off Australia to edge Rugby World Cup thriller

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Wales open World Cup campaign with six-try win over Georgia

Wales open World Cup campaign with six-try win over Georgia

By AFP ·
Wales assistant rugby coach sent home over betting case

Wales assistant rugby coach sent home over betting case

By AP ·
Welsh street named steepest in world; New Zealand loses out

Welsh street named steepest in world; New Zealand loses out

By AP ·
Hitachi freezes UK nuclear project

Hitachi freezes UK nuclear project

By Reuters ·
Disgraced All Black who went ‘walkabout’ in Australia passes

Disgraced All Black who went ‘walkabout’ in Australia passes

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