Wales' sporting week in photos

Joe Calzaghe holds an open training session as he increases preparations to face Roy Jones Jr

Wales coach Warren Gatland names his squad for the autumn Test series amid the backdrop of a row between the Welsh Rugby Union and the four Welsh regions over player release

Cardiff Blues number eight Andy Powell earns a call-up into the Wales squad, one of five uncapped players

Swansea goalkeeper Dorus de Vries is hurt early on in Tuesday's home match with QPR

QPR's Martin Rowlands is booked for his challenge on Swansea keeper De Vries

De Vries is carried off on a stretcher with a broken jaw that will sideline him for at least six weeks

With no substitute goalkeeper named, defender Alan Tate is forced to don the gloves for Swansea as they hold on for a 0-0 draw

John-Joe O'Toole gives Watford a second-minute lead against visiting Cardiff

Watford are reduced to 10 men and then in the second half Cardiff win a penalty, only for Ross McCormack to put his spot-kick wide

Jay Bothroyd then scores twice in quick succession to earn Cardiff a 2-2 draw

Wales Under-21 midfielder Aaron Ramsey celebrates after scoring his first Champions League goal in Arsenal's 5-2 win at Fenerbahce

Wales' coaching team will have a heavy influence on next summer's Lions touring party

Darts legend Phil 'The Power' Taylor meets players from Wales' four regions in a bid to promote the pub game

Jon Thomas, Robin Sowden Taylor and Jamie Roberts model Wales' new home and away kits

The last Scarlets team to take to the field at Stradey Park celebrates in style after the final whistle of their 27-0 EDF Energy Cup win over Bristol

Amid the hype and emotion at Stradey Park, the action was as fierce as ever as Gavin Evans found out on this occasion against Bristol in his side's 27-0 win

Scarlets fans are unable to contain their emotions on a night to remember as 129 years of Stradey Park rugby history comes to an end

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