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Tomos Dafydd

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Geraint Thomas: Retiring Tour de France winner in his own words Original

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By Dafydd Pritchard Verified, Tomos Dafydd Verified
| BBC Sport Verified
Image source, Rex Features Image caption, Geraint Thomas has represented Ineos Grenadiers since the team's inception - then as Team Sky - in 2010 Geraint Thomas is feeling fragile. It's the morning after the night before, when the former Tour de France champion brought the curtain down on his glittering career. After Sunday's final stage of the Tour of Britain, Thomas was greeted by thousands at a special ceremony at Cardiff Castle, before heading off for a party with family and friends.
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Euro 2025 hopes as Wales on brink of footballing history

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By Ellie Carter, Tomos Dafydd Verified
| Yahoo Sports Canada Verified
Wales could be about to make footballing history over the next two games. Two wins over two legs against the Republic of Ireland is what's needed to ensure qualification for their first major tournament. A record number of tickets have been sold for the first leg, at Cardiff City Stadium on Friday evening. Rhian Wilkinson's side will be hoping the crowd of more than 16,000 will help them secure a victory to put them in the best possible situation for the second leg in Dublin on 3 December.
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Coronavirus: Cardiff City's challenge for a safe return to Championship football

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By Tomos Dafydd Verified
| BBC Verified
Media playback is not supported on this device Cardiff City Stadium has had to adapt for social distancing. The man leading efforts to ensure football returns safely at the Cardiff City Stadium says it's a "huge challenge" that no one has faced before. The home changing room would normally be a hive of activity on matchday but numbers will be strictly limited. A maximum of 18 players will be allowed in, no more than 11 changing at any one time and not every seat will be occupied.
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