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Racism row adds to TNS woes in week of Euro pain

Red cards, a racism row and a manager apologising for being sent off – there was plenty to digest from the three defeats suffered by the pride of the JD Cymru Premier in the opening qualifying rounds of Europe this season.
UPSETTING SCENES: The New Saints’ Aramide Oteh was the target of alleged racist abuse at KF Shkëndija PICTURE: Alamy

WELSH ROUND-UP
By Rob Cole

Red cards, a racism row and a manager apologising for being sent off – there was plenty to digest from the three defeats suffered by the pride of the JD Cymru Premier in the opening qualifying rounds of Europe this season.
The six games didn’t produce a win for The New Saints in the Champions League, or Penybont and Haverfordwest County in the Conference League, but they were packed full of incidents.
Craig Harrison’s Welsh champions, TNS, will get a second chance this week when they meet the Luxembourg champions FC Differdange 03 in the second qualifying round of...

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