Peter Goodfellow

All at Cardiff RFC are saddened to hear of the death, today, of former player Peter Goodfellow after a short battle with cancer. Peter played 19 games at full-back for Cardiff between 1981 and 1983 after making his debut against Oxford University and he also played for Glamorgan Wanderers, Bridgend and Penarth. A keen cricketer …

Season Over

SEASON OFFICIALLY OVER The WRU Board has today confirmed the cancellation of the 2019/20 season for all WRU competitions. This decision, informed by a comprehensive review of all league and cup competitions, was taken at a Board meeting held on Friday March 20th. For clarity this decision applies to all WRU cup and league competitions …

Information regarding Coronavirus

Cardiff Blues and Cardiff RFC continue to follow advice from the World Health Organisation and Public Health Wales, as well as that of local government following the outbreak of COVID-19. Precautionary measures are in place at Cardiff Arms Park and all staff, spectators and visitors to the site are encouraged to maintain good hand, respiratory …

Aberavon 20 Cardiff 18

Cardiff came away from the Talbot Athletic Ground with just a losing bonus to show for their efforts. Aberavon were looking to reverse the defeat at the Arms Park late last year but it was the Blue & Blacks that started the better. Having won a series of penalties the visitors worked their way into …

Injury Update

Good news to start the New Year as wing Barney Nightingale has been declared fit to return to playing. Barney hasn’t played since suffering a concussion during the game against Ebbw Vale at the beginning of November but is now fully fit and ready to return to first team action.

Dry January

Several players, supporters and management of Cardiff RFC have pledged to ‘Go dry for January’ to raise money for Velindre Cancer Centre (the club’s chosen charity for the season).Those taking part (so far) are players Callum Bradbury, Teri Gee, Edd Howley, Kieran Martin, Mathew Powell, Hugo Souto, Gareth Thompson and Evan Yardley as well as …

Pontypridd 26 Cardiff 25

Cardiff’s unbeaten run in the Indigo Premiership came to an end in a titanic tussle at Sardis Road. Pontypridd had not lost at home to the Blue & Blacks since 2009 and the home side started as if they meant to keep it that way. Straight from the kick off they reclaimed the ball and …

Cardiff 20 Merthyr 3

Cardiff maintained their unbeaten record in the Indigo Premiership with a hard- fought win over defending Champions Merthyr. The first quarter of the match was spent with both sides try to find a way to break down the opposition defence. Both teams denied each other any space and time on the ball as they came …