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HARRISON EYES EURO DREAM AS TNS GET SET

WELSH PREVIEW
By Rob Cole

HARRISON McGahey is hoping to swap the National League for the Champions League this week with a competitive debut for Welsh champions The New Saints at Park Hall on Tuesday night (7pm kick-off).
The perennial JD Cymru Premier league winners will be seeking a trip into the second qualifying round for the fifth time in 17 attempts when they host FK Decic, who are making their debut in the competition after winning the Montenegrin First League for the first time.
You have to go back five years for the last time they won a round, but after such a dominant dom...

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