Take a look at how our Bluebirds fared during this month's international fixtures...
A TRIO OF DEBUTS
After their stellar starts to the campaign under Brian Barry-Murphy, Ronan Kpakio, Dylan Lawlor and Joel Colwill were selected for Wales’ Senior Team.
Centre-back Lawlor started in a FIFA World Cup qualifier out in Kazakhstan and produced a memorable performance on debut to earn Man of the Match in a 1-0 victory.
In the following game, a friendly match against Canada, right-back Kpakio started for his first international bow, before Colwill made his debut as a second half substitute.
Wales Results: FIFA World Cup Qualifiers + International Friendly
Kazakhstan 0-1 Wales
Canada 1-0 Wales
TANATSWA NETS FOR U21S
Wales' U21s began their U21 European Championship campaign in this window, with Luke Armstrong (on loan at Penybont), Luey Giles, Cian Ashford, Dakarai Mafico and Tanatswa Nyakuhwa all included in the squad.
Facing Denmark, it took less than a minute for Nyakuhwa to make an impact, as he scored with a fine strike to put Wales ahead.
The City winger was again influential as he turned in his own half before playing through Chris Popov for Wales' second goal.
Giles and Ashford also started the contest, with Mafico an unusued substitute.
Wales U21 Result: U21 European Championship qualifying
Wales U21 2-6 Denmark U21
YOUNG BLUEBIRDS GAIN EXPERIENCE
At U19 level, Jac Thomas and Mannie Barton gained experience with friendly fixtures against Austria and Belgium. Thomas started the first fixture, which ended in a 2-2 draw, while there was a start for Barton against Belgium, which resulted in a 3-1 defeat.
Jack Sykes came off the bench to score the only goal of the game as Wales' U18 side defeated Japan in Shibata. Noah Williams captained the team, with Hayden Allmark also starting. Tiger Tobin was named amongst the substitutes. Wales also recorded a 2-1 defeat against Australia and a 2-1 victory over Niigata.
There were also international call-ups for Alex Cross, Rob Tankiewicz, Jacob Norris and Leo Papirnyk, who represented Wales’ U17s in two friendly matches against Estonia, which both ended in victories, as Wales claimed 4-1 and 2-1 wins.
Wales age-grade fixtures:
Wales U19 2-2 Austria U19
Wales U19 1-3 Belgium U19
Japan U18 0-1 Wales U18
Wales U18 1-2 Australia U18
Wales U18 2-1 Niigata
Estonia U17 1-4 Wales U17
Estonia U17 1-2 Wales U17