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Theo Cabango Hopes Big Ben Will Show in Cardiff . . . But Maybe In Disguise

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Theo Cabango is hoping lightning can strike twice for his family at Cardiff City Stadium, although this time in reverse. The Cardiff Rugby wing will be following in the footsteps of his older brother, Ben, by playing at the football venue at Judgement Day on Saturday 1 June, when he hopes to help his side beat the Ospreys.

Ospreys Face Final Judgement . . . But Verdicts Will Matter Elsewhere As They Bid For Play-Offs

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It’s Judgement Day for the Ospreys in more ways than one on Saturday and the equation is simple, yet also complicated. Their own objective is clear. To have any chance of making the URC play-offs, they have to secure a bonus point victory against Cardiff at the Cardiff City Stadium in the second game of the double-header.

Wales Held At Home But Boss Rhian Wilkinson Insists They Are Still In Charge

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Wales manager Rhian Wilkinson insists her team are still in control of their Euro 2025 qualification group despite a frustrating 1-1 draw at home to Ukraine in Llanelli. After back-to-back victories for Wilkinson in her first two matches in charge, this was a mis-step for the Canadian coach, although Wales’ position in the group is still a strong one.

Former Wales stars Lloyd White and Ben Flower Get Set For Jets’ Title Defence

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Former Wales captain Lloyd White believes the revamped rugby league structure in Wales can tempt plenty of new players from rugby union. The newly-titled JES Group Rugby League Conference kicks off across Wales this weekend in a major step forward for the 13-man code.

Rey Lee-Lo Is Now 38, But Class Still Keeps Him Out Of The Clutches Of Old Father Time

Rey Lee-Lo
Rey Lee-Lo has been hailed as one of Welsh rugby’s greatest ever overseas imports as he heads into Judgement Day continuing to defy Old Father Time. The Samoan international is coming to the end of his ninth season with Cardiff, having joined from the Hurricanes of New Zealand in 2015.

Dewi Lake Backed To Prove He Can Again Be Wales’ Number One No.2 On Judgement Day

Dewi Lake
Former Lions and Wales hooker Richard Hibbard insists the Wales No.2 shirt will be up for grabs when some of the front row contenders battle it out on Judgement Day this weekend. An ankle injury for the Dragons’ Elliot Dee has ruled him out of a direct head-to-head against the Scarlets’ Ryan Elias, but the Ospreys’ Dewi Lake is on the comeback trail and he will face off against Cardiff’s in-form Liam Belcher.

Angharad James Takes Wales Armband . . . But Only To Face Ukraine

Angharad James Wales
Angharad James will captain Wales against Ukraine in Friday’s Euro 2025 qualifier, but may not get the job on a full-time basis. Wales have been without a permanent skipper since Sophie Ingle stepped down after Rhian Wilkinson’s first game in charge, a 4-0 victory over Croatia in their opening Euro 2025 qualifier last month.

Cardiff Dragons Predict Decade Of Transformation For Professional Netball

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Cardiff Dragons can look forward to being part of a new golden era for UK netball, their chief executive Vicki Sutton has predicted. The bold prophecy came after the only Welsh team in the current Netball Super League were included in the new, slimmed down version of the tournament – for the next decade.

Wales Stars Of Tomorrow Can Give Bright Finish To A Gloomy Season

Ospreys Cardiff
At a time when the judgements on Welsh rugby tend mostly to be harsh ones, it would be easy to dismiss this weekend’s Judgement Day as almost an irrelevance when it comes to the business end of the United Rugby Championship. After all, the Ospreys need a series of unlikely and complicated results on the final weekend in order to sneak into the play-offs.

Rob Page Leaves Out Aaron Ramsey . . . But Keeps Door Open For Quick Return

Aaron Ramsey Wales
Rob Page is confident Aaron Ramsey will play for Wales again after leaving his veteran captain out of the squad for two summer friendlies. Ramsey has been plagued by injury since returning to hometown club Cardiff last summer.

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Welsh Regions Left To Stew Over Another Blank Weekend In Europe

The Ospreys completed a miserable weekend for the Welsh regions in Europe as they conceded six tries in a 38-5 defeat to Montpellier in the EPCR Challenge Cup. All four Welsh regions lost in Europe, leaving them with a collective record of two victories from their opening eight matches. Last... Read More

Swansea Roll Back The Years As They Make WRU Premiership Cup Last Four

Swansea could be in the mood to party like it’s 1999 as they made the last four of this season’s WRU Premiership Cup with a 27-16 victory over Ospreylian rivals Bridgend Ravens at St Helen’s. The Whites have enjoyed past success in the cup in its various former guises as... Read More

Wales U20s Deliver Against Gritty Georgians To Battle For Fifth Place Finish

Ryan Woodman’s Wales side came good when it mattered as they piled on six tries in an impressive 40-21 win over Romania to set-up a shot at fifth place in the World Rugby U20 Championship. The Georgians had impressed everyone by beating Argentina and Italy, as well as pushing host... Read More

Mark Jones Admits Wales Blew Their Chances Against 14-Man France

Mark Jones’ Wales youngsters restored some pride but made too many mistakes to make it into the top tier semi-finals at the World Rugby U20 Championship. Their 43-19 defeat to the unbeaten reigning champions, France, meant they dropped to third in their pool with seven points from their opening two... Read More

Wales U20 Coach Mark Jones Shakes Up Team For Big Clash Against France

Head coach Mark Jones has named a starting side boasting five changes for... Read More

Morse Code . . . Morgan Vows To Deliver For Wales U20s Against The Might Of New Zealand

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