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Gethin Jones

Jason Mohammad

Lisa Rogers

Chris Corcoran

Dot Davies

Wynne Evans

Steffan Rhodri

Carolyn Hitt

Gareth Thomas

Aled Pugh

Peter Jackson

John Hartson

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Welsh Sports Review of the Year: 2013

Welsh Sports Review of the Year 2013

20/12/2013

2013

BBC One - Welsh Sports Review of the Year, 2013

A look back at an amazing year for Welsh sport.

A look at the year in Welsh sport. Highlights include Wembley wins for Swansea City and Newport County, as well as promotion to the Premier League for Cardiff City.

Join Gethin Jones, Jason Mohammad, Lisa Rogers, Wynne Evans, Chris Corcoran, Steffan Rhodri, Carolyn Hitt, Gareth Thomas, Dot Davies, Aled Pugh, Peter Jackson and John Hartson as they look back on an amazing year for Welsh sport. 

Highlights include: Wembley wins for Swansea City and Newport County; promotion to the Premier League for Cardiff City; Gareth Bale's world record transfer to Real Madrid; world titles for Non Stanford and Nathan Cleverly; a Six Nations Championship for Warren Gatland's Wales, and a YB40 final at Lords for Glamorgan.

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