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Caerphilly-born Ramsey shines as Wales reach Euro 2020

Aaron Ramsey scored twice as Wales beat Hungary 2-0 to qualify for Euro 2020.

Aber Valley FC, which was founded in 2000, plays in the South Wales Alliance Division One – the sixth tier of Welsh football.

Plas-y-Felin Primary School in Caerphilly has won the double after their success in the Sport Caerphilly Primary School World Cup.

It is reported that Ramsey will earn more than £400,000 a week at the Turin-based club, making him the highest-paid British player of all time.

Forward Bobby Decordova-Reid and defensive midfielder Leandro Bacuna helped pupils from years five and six to improve their footballing skills.

Wales midfielder Ramsey will become the highest-paid British footballer of all time, earning a salary of more than £400,000 a week.

The Football Association of Wales has announced the appointment of Ryan Giggs as the Wales National Team Manager on a four-year contract.

Aber Valley FC secured their second win of the season in the South Wales Alliance Division 1 with a 3-0 win over Trebanog on Wednesday, August 30.

Bedwas Trethomas Machen United FC (BTM United) is hosting a community day this bank holiday weekend.

A football coach described as “a key cog to our club and players’ development” has been recognised with a Football Association of Wales (FAW) award.