Author: Ian Tabor

This was the fourth game between the two local rivals this season and as with the others was expected to be a close game.

Cardiff play Newport in the Indigo Premiership playoff on Sunday (14th – 5:15pm) having finished as teams one and four in the league. Speaking

Cardiff secured top spot in the Indigo Premiership and a home semi-final against Newport next weekend. The Blue & Blacks knew that they had

Cardiff entertain Merthyr in the last game of the regular season on  Saturday at the Arms Park – kick off 2:30pm Speaking ahead of

Cardiff showed a huge amount of courage and masses of commitment to grind out a win that puts them back on the top of

Cardiff travel to Ebbw Vale to play the Steelmen on Saturday for their last away game of the regular season. Having already secured a

Cardiff go ‘next door’ to the Principality stadium to play Newport in the Indigo Premiership Cup final on Sunday. Speaking ahead of the game

Cardiff ground out a hard-fought win at Carmarthen Park and maintained second place in the Indigo Premiership table. On a sunny day in West

Cardiff travel to Carmarthen to face the Quins at Carmarthen Park on Saturday looking to secure a home tie in the play-offs. With three

Cardiff took a step closer to securing a top four finish in the Indigo Premiership as they recorded a bonus point win against Aberavon.