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EVANS IS BACKED TO LAND WELSH CALL-UP

By Tom Blackett

LEAGUE TWO
NEWPORT County boss Graham Coughlan believes red-hot striker Will Evans is ‘knocking on the door’ of a Wales call-up.
Heading into the weekend, Evans had scored eight goals in his last six games in league and cup.
Powys-born Evans, 26, scored just four times in 52 appearances last season as a wing-back, following a move from Cymru Premier side Bala Town, but a shift up front has yielded immediate results.
And he’s been challenged to continue his scoring streak and press his case to Wales boss Robert Page.
“Will Evans should h...

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