Cardiff beat RGC for the first time in the Premiership in a game that was played in front of a live television audience, but in dreadful conditions. As the game kicked off the rain started to fall and with a keen wind blowing down the ground the Blue & Blacks were forced to play into …
Cardiff produced a five star, five try performance at the Talbot Athletic Ground as they climbed to fifth in the table. The only downside to the game was what looked like a serious facial injury to Callum Bradbury in the second half. The Blue & Blacks were first on the scoreboard. Early pressure led to …
Cardiff and Llanelli served up an entertaining game for the crowd at the Arms Park but the defensive e coaching staff would have been pulling their hair out. Twelve tries were scored as both sides secured a bonus point for four tries. Llanelli burst into the lead and within two minutes they had their first …
Cardiff made it three in a row as the defeated Bedwas and the elements at the Bridge Field. With a live TV audience watching the Blue & Blacks made a sloppy start to the game. Within three minutes the visitors were a Joe Scrivens penalty down and two minutes later went further behind. A quick …
Cardiff won a see-saw battle with Cross Keys at the Arms Park that wasn’t settled until the last kick of the game. The two sides shared ten tires, five each, but it was the kicking that made the difference. Keys scored the first after a Cardiff mistake. Attacking deep in the Keys half the ball …
Cardiff gained a bonus point win against a spirited Bargoed side that never gave up at the Arms Park. It started brightly for the home side. The early stages belonged to the Blue & Blacks and they were on the scoreboard within the first few minutes. A lineout deep in the visitor’s half allowed the …
Cardiff came away from Carmarthen Park with just a losing bonus point to show for their effort. In a reversal of the end of last week’s game it was the Blue & Blacks who were battering the Quins line for several minutes looking for the winning score rather than defending. The result though was the …
Cardiff won a pulsating game at the Arms Park against the oldest enemy. In the 436th game between the two sides the first ten minutes were spent getting to know each other as neither side could take control. Cardiff were to get on the board first. After moving out of the twenty-two they were awarded …
Cardiff came away from Church Bank with exactly what they deserved – nothing following a poor performance against the Drovers. Last week the Blue & Blacks were disappointed not to win against Merthyr and were looking to bounce back. Playing with the wind in the first half they created very few opportunities. Llandovery …
Cardiff gained a losing bonus point against Merthyr at the Arms Park, but it was nearly so much more. The first half belonged very firmly to the Blue & Blacks. The Ironmen had the better of the opening exchanges but when points were on offer they declined easy kicks to go for the corner. Twice …
