The Scarlets ended Newport Gwent Dragons’s unbeaten run at Rodney Parade this season in the Magners League with a 9-14 victory built around a heroic defensive display.
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WRU’s New Year’s message
WRU chief executive ROGER LEWIS relects on 2009 – a year which he describes ‘as a remarkable year for Welsh rugby.’
Prop star in a hurry
Adam Jones is in a hurry to make an impact for Wales in the Six Nations.
Ospreys prepare Holah extension
Ex-All Black flanker Marty Holah will be offered a new one-year deal by the Ospreys this week.
Williams hands Wales boost
Shane Williams will hand Wales the perfect festive present with a New Year return.
Blues onslaught stuns Dragons
A devastating second half onslaught which saw 39 unanswered points, gave Cardiff Blues a crushing victory over a bewildered Newport Gwent Dragons side by 42-13 at Cardiff City Stadium. The Dragons led…
Wales 12 Australia 33
Matt Giteau made the critics eat their words with a world class display against Wales during Australia’s 12-33 victory in the Invesco Perpetual Series at the Millennium Stadium. The Wallaby fly half…
Pumas mauled by Williams and Jones
Wales claimed their second victory of the Invesco Perpetual Series campaign with a convincing 33-16 victory over an outclassed Argentina at the Millennium Stadium. The win was set up with a brace…
Wales withstand Samoa fightback
Wales had to withstand a spirited second half display by Samoa before coming away with a nervy victory in the Invesco Perpetual Series at the Millennium Stadium. Warren Gatland’s men led 11-6…
All Blacks withstand late Welsh revival
Despite a rousing finale by Wales, New Zealand increased their winning streak to 21 matches against Warren Gatland’s men at the Millennium Stadium in the opening game of the Invesco Perpetual Series.
It’s been 56 long and painful years since the men in black had their colours lowered by Wales and although Ryan Jones’s men gave it their best shot, New Zealand showed why they have carved out such an impressive record.