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Quiz: How Well Did You Follow Welsh Sport This Week?

A new quiz tests fans on a landmark week for Welsh sport, from record-breaking Commonwealth Games performances in Glasgow to pre-season football and cricket action.

By The UK Pulse Editorial Team··3 min read·How we work
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Welsh sport delivered a packed week featuring landmark Commonwealth Games results, closely watched pre-season football fixtures and gripping cricket action. A new quiz invites fans to test how closely they followed the seven days of action across multiple disciplines.

The quiz forms part of an ongoing series covering football and wider sport, with readers able to for notifications so future quizzes are delivered straight to their devices as soon as they are published.

What has been happening at the Commonwealth Games?

Team Wales has been at the centre of the week's sporting headlines, with the squad delivering several notable performances at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. According to ITV's Welsh sport coverage, Team Wales named a 114-strong squad for Glasgow 2026, competing across ten sports including swimming, athletics, cycling, gymnastics, bowls, judo, boxing, weightlifting and netball.

The Games proved fruitful for the Welsh contingent overall. Figures reported by a national broadcaster's sport section show Wales collected 31 medals in total, finishing ninth in the medal table with nine gold, ten silver and twelve bronze.

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Cycling produced one of the standout moments of the week. Per team profile details published by a national broadcaster, the Wales women's sprint team, featuring Emma Finucane, Rhian Edmunds and Lowri Thomas, set a Commonwealth Games qualifying record of 46.972 seconds.

How does this connect to earlier Welsh sporting quizzes?

This is not the first quiz to test fans on recent Commonwealth Games action. An earlier weekly sports quiz covering village cricket controversy and the Games' opening also touched on the start of the Commonwealth Games alongside the conclusion of the Tour de France. Rugby followers have also had their knowledge tested recently through a quiz on Wales rugby's summer tours, which coincided with the start of the Nations Championship against Fiji and upcoming trips to Argentina and South Africa.

Football fans have not been left out either, with a separate quiz ranking Wales' EFL clubs by their 2025-26 season statistics following Newport County's survival, Wrexham's near-miss on the play-offs, Cardiff City's promotion and Swansea's improved campaign.

What happens next for Welsh football?

Attention is now turning to World Cup qualification. According to a report on Welsh national news coverage, Wales are aiming for back-to-back qualifying victories against Belgium as part of their push to reach the 2026 World Cup.

Key Facts

  • Team Wales fielded 114 athletes across ten sports at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow.
  • Wales finished ninth in the medal table with 31 medals: nine gold, ten silver and twelve bronze.
  • The Wales women's cycling sprint team set a qualifying record of 46.972 seconds.
  • Wales are chasing consecutive wins over Belgium in their 2026 World Cup qualifying campaign.
  • Additional quizzes covering football and wider sport are available with notification sign-up.

This article was sourced from bbc

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