FAW confirms Chris Coleman to leave Wales
In a statement, they said Coleman has resigned 'with immediate effect' and that they 'are extremely disappointed to see Chris' tenure as Wales manager come to an end.'
Chris Coleman to leave Wales for Sunderland
Chris Coleman has resigned as Wales manager and is set to take over at Sunderland.
The 47-year-old is expected to be confirmed as Simon Grayson's successor within the coming hours.
Coleman was in charge for the 49th time as Panama's stoppage-time equaliser denied Wales victory in a 1-1 draw in Cardiff on Tuesday night.
Talks over Coleman's future as Wales manager have been ongoing, with his contract due to finish at the end of the month.
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