(Reuters) -Tuesday evening at the Racecourse Ground promises fireworks as Wrexham host Cardiff City in a long-awaited renewal of one of Welsh football's oldest rivalries.

The League Cup fourth-round tie is more than just a battle for progression, a decades-old clash fuelled by pride, history and ambition based on Wales' traditional north-south divide, with Wrexham in the north, and the capital Cardiff in the south.