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The Football Association has blocked an attempt to allow the Welsh EFL clubs to compete in the Welsh League Cup, which has been granted a Conference League qualification spot

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Wrexham and three other clubs playing in the EFL have seen proposals allowing them to qualify for Europe through a Welsh domestic cup rejected by the FA.

The English Football Association has rejected proposals for Wales' four English Football League clubs to qualify for Europe via a Welsh domestic cup.

The new-look Welsh League Cup has been granted a Conference League qualification spot by UEFA and the Football Association of Wales (FAW) had wanted the EFL’s Welsh clubs – Wrexham, Cardiff, Swansea and Newport – to participate. However, the English FA board has rejected the proposal.