Author Archives: Harry Tovey

Matt Sherratt names his Wales team to play Scotland at Murrayfield on Saturday, 8th March (kick-off 16:45, live on BBC 1). For the first time since the 2023 Rugby World Cup pool stage clash against Australia in 2019, Wales will have the same starting XV in back-to-back matches. Under both Wayne Pivac and Warren Gatland’sContinue reading “Wales team to play Scotland: 2025 Six Nations”

Dan Fish’s men come into the encounter with the Drovers on the back of a hard fought 31-24 win over Aberavon RFC at the Cardiff Arms Park. A penalty try was accompanied by crosses from Joe Goodchild, Fraser Jones and hooker, Alun Rees bagged a brace as the Blue and Blacks ended their SRC CupContinue reading “Cardiff RFC are back in Super Rygbi Cymru league action as they take on Llandovery RFC at Church Bank on Saturday afternoon (KO: 2:00pm).”

One of the more experienced players in the Wales setup, Nicky Smith has got more than 50 Caps but when it comes to International rugby hasn’t really had the same respect as others. After an 11-year international career for the first time since 2021, the 30-year-old will start back-to-back Test matches. This happened last inContinue reading ““I was in and out”- Smith looks back at stop start International career”

Wales fell to their 16th consecutive 35-29 defeat at Murrayfield, but the game was all over at the end of the opening 40 minutes. During the first half in the Scottish capital, that feel good factor that was reinvented back into Welsh Rugby after that performance against Ireland felt like a distant memory as atContinue reading ““No initial complaints from me” Matt Sherratt reacts to Scotland defeat.”

Against Scotland Wales hooker, Dewi Lake made his first Six Nations appearance in three years. He last featured for Wales in the 2022 Championship against Italy where he started and yesterday played his first game of the Six Nations after recovering from a bicep injury. The 25-year-old in the summer and autumn campaigns of lastContinue reading “2025 Six Nations: Dewi Lake grateful to make Wales return”

36 players have returned to The Vale Resort in the Vale of Glamorgan, as they begin preparations for their upcoming Guinness Six Nations match against England at Principality Stadium on Saturday 15 March (kick-off 4:45pm GMT). However, Tom Rogers sustained a fractured thumb against Scotland at the weekend that requires surgery, and this means heContinue reading “Wales Squad Update: Both Rogers and Adam unavailable for England clash”

Matt Sherratt has announced his Wales team that will take on England at Principality Stadium on Saturday, 15th March (kick-off 16:45, live on BBC 1). In what will be his last game as head coach, Sherratt has made only two changes to his starting XV that lost 35-29 against Scotland. After naming an unchanged XVContinue reading “Wales team to play England: 2025 Six Nations”

In his final game as interim head coach for Wales Gloucester born, Matt Sherratt insists that stopping England from winning the 2025 Guinness Six Nations would be ‘massive’ at Principality Stadium on Saturday. The Cardiff coach has made only two changes to his side that lost 35-29 against Scotland. With Tom Rogers out due toContinue reading “‘It would be massive’- Matt Sherratt looks ahead to England clash”

It was a nightmare end to Matt Sherratt’s short stint as Wales head coach, as his side dropped to a new low after England crossed the whitewash on ten occasions. With this defeat, Wales have now fallen to their 17th consecutive Test defeat. In more demoralising fashion, they did so in front of booming EnglandContinue reading “‘It’s devastating’- Matt Sherratt reacts to Wales’ record 68-14 defeat to England “

After a dominant performance last timeout for Dan Fish’s men where the Blue and Blacks put aside Llandovery 52-19 to pick up their first victory at Church Bank since April 2022. Tries from Matty Young, Joe Goodchild and Joe Williams were accompanied by Dewi Cross and Osian Darwin-Lewis, who scored a brace saw Cardiff overtakeContinue reading “Cardiff RFC return to Super Rygbi Cymru action this Saturday as they travel to the Talbot Athletic Ground to take on Aberavon RFC (KO: 2:30pm).”