Football Association of Wales
Governing body of association football in Wales
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The Football Association of Wales is the governing body of association football and futsal in Wales, and controls the Wales national football team, its corresponding women's team, as well as the Wales national futsal team. It is a member of FIFA, UEFA and the IFAB.
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Welsh EFL clubs seek FA approval for Europe planThe FAW seeks approval from the FA for plans for Wales' EFL clubs to enter the Welsh League Cup and compete for a place in Europe.BBC Sport - Published | |
FAW cools talk of Team GB football at 2028 Olympics The Football Association of Wales has “never discussed” the idea of a men’s Team GB football team at the 2028 Olympics, says its chief executive.BBC Sport - Published | |
'Exciting' Wales boss Bellamy set World Cup goal Craig Bellamy is tipped to be a “huge success” as Wales head coach after being set the target of qualifying for the 2026 World Cup by FAW boss Noel Mooney.BBC Sport - Published | |
Williams resigns as FAW president Football Association of Wales president Steve Williams resigns, having been suspended pending investigation last month.BBC Sport - Published | |
Football's passionate scholar Bellamy gets Wales fairytaleBBC Sport Wales looks at Craig Bellamy's career to discover why the FAW believe their former captain is the right choice to be Wales' next managerBBC Sport - Published | |
FAW suspends president Williams pending investigationThe Football Association of Wales has suspended its president, Steve Williams, pending an investigation.BBC Sport - Published | |
World Cup helps FAW post record £36.2m revenuesThe Football Association of Wales posts record revenues, thanks primarily to Wales qualifying for the 2022 World Cup.BBC Sport - Published | |
Welsh football to use sin bins for 2024-25 seasonThe Football Association of Wales confirms temporary dismissals will be used in grassroots football to improve respect to match officials.BBC Sport - Published | |
What next for Wales, Page and the FAW?Wales' failure to qualify for Euro 2024 will have a number of significant knock-on effects.BBC Sport - Published | |
Rob Page to remain as Wales managerThe president of the Football Association of Wales has confirmed Rob Page will remain in his post as Wales boss.BBC Sport - Published | |
Page to remain Wales manager despite missing out on EurosThe president of the Football Association of Wales has confirmed Rob Page will remain in his post as Wales boss.BBC Sport - Published | |
FAW boss would welcome trial of football in summerNoel Mooney says it would be "foolish" not to consider other ideas after 6,000 games were cancelled.BBC Sport - Published | |
FAW announces £6m Cymru Premier investmentThe FAW announces a four-year £6m investment package into its top-flight men's league, the Cymru Premier.BBC Sport - Published | Mooney sets timeline for Grainger successorFootball Association of Wales [FAW] chief executive Noel Mooney says Wales hope to appoint a new manager before the start of Euro 2025 qualifying.BBC Sport - Published |
Wales boss Page has full FAW support - MooneyFootball Association of Wales chief executive Noel Mooney has held a "positive, productive discussion" with Wales boss Robert Page.BBC Sport - Published | FAW to trial sin-bins to combat abuse of refereesThe Football Association of Wales is to introduce a sin-bin trial and a new reporting scheme to combat abuse of match officials.BBC Sport - Published |
Wales boss Page receives FAW chief's backingFootball Association of Wales chief executive Noel Mooney gives his backing to national team manager Robert Page after recent poor results.BBC Sport - Published | Carlton appointed new FAW independent chair The FAW announces three independent non-executive directors to its board, with Alys Carlton the new chair.BBC Sport - Published |
Rainbow hat confiscated, ex-Wales captain says Laura McAllister, the FAW's tournament ambassador, says she had to smuggle in LGBTQ supporting hat.BBC Sport - Published | Robert Page: Wales to sign up manager 'in forthcoming weeks', says FAW presidentWales manager Robert Page is close to agreeing a new "long-term" deal, says Football Association of Wales president Steve Williams.BBC Sport - Published |
