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  2. Vitor Matos acknowledges Swansea fans

  3. Rory Thornton, Ben Thomas and Keiron Assiratti

  4. Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake, who are both former Wales Under-20 captains, in Ospreys kit

  5. Jeremy Miles is stood wearing a blue suit, light blue shirt and a red tie.

  6. Ryan Wintle plays a pass for Cardiff against Huddersfield

  7. Aaron Wainwright looks on in Dragons' derby defeat to Cardiff

  8. Abi Tierney became the first female Welsh Rugby Union chief executive in January 2024

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  13. Boats and houses Milford Haven harbor, Pembrokeshire, Wales.

  14. Wrexham defender Dom Hyam (left) is beaten to the ball by Hull City goal scorer Oli McBurnie (right)

  15. A still from Gavin and Stacey showing actor Steffan Rhodri driving the Dave's Coaches bus, with Rob Brydon, James Corden, Larry Lamb and Alison Steadman as passengers.

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  18. Cameron Antwi celebrates his equaliser

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  20. Robinson 'happy to play' Cardiff part despite bench role

    Cardiff City striker Callum Robinson celebrates with fans after his late goal beats StevenageHuw Evans Agency

    Callum Robinson served a reminder of his striking talent by coming off the bench to score a late winner at Stevenage on Tuesday night.

    The 30-year-old Republic of Ireland forward has had to play second fiddle to Yousef Salech in the Bluebirds' attack for much of the campaign, but has still weighed in with six goals for the League One leaders in all competitions.

    "I think it was my first touch, so I'll take it and it's always nice to help the team," Robinson said.

    "That's what it's about, it's going to be a long season and when I come on to the pitch I just want to score goals and do what I do to get the win."

    He added: "No player wants to be on the bench and I don't want to be on the bench, everyone wants to be out there, but everyone is going to play their part and hopefully I can do that."

    Robinson's 80th-minute introduction, alongside Isaak Davies and David Turnbull, turned a tight contest Cardiff's way and moved Brian Barry-Murphy's team four points clear of second-placed Bradford City,

    "That manager is like that, he wants to win every game," Robinson said.

    "We're top of the league and we would have definitely taken a point after winning our game in hand on Saturday (a 3-2 victory against Huddersfield Town).

    "But we're at the top and I think that's why, we go for the games, if it's there to be won we try and win the games - we don't try and hold out."

    Kick-off at Stevenage was delayed for 15 minutes to give travelling fans, who had endured a long round-trip made worse by Storm Bram, time to make the game.

    "They've been great all season, so it doesn't surprise me the numbers that came. Every away game they've been great and we just try and put a performance on for them," Robinson said after the game.

    "It was a long journey, I heard the [Severn] bridge is closed... they've come a long way and they'll have a long journey back, but we've tried to make the journey back a little bit more enjoyable."

    Cardiff fans will at least have to travel no further than Leckwith on Saturday, when the Bluebirds host struggling Doncaster Rovers on Saturday (15:00 GMT).

    The visitors are only three points above the League One drop zone and lost 2-0 at home to promotion-chasing Stockport County in midweek.

    Barry-Murphy: A really rewarding win

  21. Emiliano Sala has short brown hair and is wearing a yellow Nantes Football Club top. Crowds of spectators at a football ground are blurred out behind him.

  22. A view of houses against a backdrop of the sea. A set of houses, some detached. A cliff head can be seen in the background.

  23. Two members of the bereaved families group with their names Anna-Louise Marsh-Rees and Sam Smith-Higgins written on cards in front of them. Ms Marsh-Rees, who is sat tot he left, is staring ahead of her, while Ms Smith-Higgins is gesturing to her right and looks concerned.