Match News

Cardiff’s title ambitions took a dent at Sardis Rd in front of the BBC cameras. It had started well for the Blue & Blacks,

Cardiff lost ground on the league leaders with at defeat to Swansea at St Helens Cardiff had the better of the opening few minutes,

Cardiff will play Merthyr in the Final of the National Cup at the Principality Stadium on Sunday 28th April (KO 5:35pm) Tickets for the

Cardiff made it through to their first Cup Final since 2007 as they controlled the game against Llandovery. Joey Tomlinson led his side out

Cardiff went to the top of the league with a bonus point win in an entertaining game at the Arms Park. The Bridgend Ravens

The Blue & Blacks progressed to the semi final of the WRU National Cup, beating Bedwas 43-12 in the Quarter Final. Early pressure from

Cardiff kept the pressure on the leaders at the top of the table with a hard fought win at the Arms Park over Aberavon.

Cardiff came away from Llanelli with a hard fought win that keeps them very much in the title race. The first half was played

Cardiff went to the top of the table after a bonus point win over a Bedwas side that never gave up. Led out by

The game was switched from Pandy Park after an inspection deemed the pitch unplayable. The match went ahead in very went and windy conditions,