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Wales’ Lydia Hall Wins Final Qualifier Spot Down Under
Lydia Hall has stormed to victory in Australia at the final 2025 Ford Women’s New South Wales Open Regional Qualifying Event at Duntryleague in Orange. The Welsh golfer delivered a commanding performance, finishing 11-under par across two rounds (64-69) to book her spot in next year’s Ford Women’s NSW Open at Wollongong Golf Club.
Super Ted Is Cardiff’s New Hero As He Rises To New Heights
Teddy Williams is having a season to remember and is thoroughly enjoying himself in the process. The Cardiff second row has been one of the stand-out performers during the opening seven rounds of the BKT United Rugby Championship, as his impressive stats confirm.
Mark Jones Thrown In At The Ospreys’ Deep End
Mark Jones has been handed a daunting first task as the new head coach at the Ospreys - a derby clash against fierce rivals, the Scarlets. Previous head coach Toby Booth officially stepped down from his role with immediate effect on Tuesday, with defence coach Jones taking over the reins earlier than planned.
Former world champion Gerwyn Price blitzed past Keane Barry 3-0 to secure his place in the third round of the World Darts Championship – and fellow Welshman Robert Owen secured his first win on the biggest stage as he dispatched Niels Zonneveld 3-1 in their first-round contest. But James Wade crashed out at the first hurdle against Jermaine Wattimena.
Revenge Tastes Sweet For Ebbw Vale’s Dan Haymond
Ebbw Vale have avenged their only defeat of the campaign so far in Super Rygbi Cymru as they came from behind to beat Cardiff 32-20 at Eugene Cross Park and replace them at the top of the table. The 29-12 reverse they suffered at the Arms Park in round two back in September provided added motivation for The Steelmen, who had reeled off six consecutive wins since that setback.
Rhian Wilkinson Warns England That Wales Will Be Armed And Dangerous At Euro 2025
Rhian Wilkinson has warned defending champions England that Wales will be armed and dangerous when they head into a Battle of Britain shoot-out at Euro 2025. The Wales coach was reacting to the seemingly inevitable draw that landed Wales - playing at a major tournament for the first time - in a tough Group D against the old enemy, France and the Netherlands in Monday evening’s draw in Lausanne.
Danny Rohl Emerges As Early Favourite To Replace Sacked Russell Martin At Southampton
Danny Rohl has emerged as the early favourite to replace Southampton manager Russell Martin after the former Swansea City boss was sacked on Sunday night. Rohl is currently manager of Sheffield Wednesday, where the 35-year-old German – who was an assistant to former Saints manager Ralph Hassenhuttl - has done an impressive job. Martin – who left the Swans to take over at Southampton 18 months ago – was dismissed shortly after their 5-0 hammering by Tottenham on Sunday.
Matt Finish Earns Caernarfon Town Dramatic Win Over Barry
Caernarfon Town made the most of their extra man to pip Barry Town United 3-2 in one of only two JD Cymru Premier games played over the weekend. Visitors Barry drew first blood through Michael George in the 25th minute when his cross-shot from the right edge of the box and looped over Hari Thomas in the home goal for a spectacular opener.
Dwayne Peel Says Scarlets Are Growing Up Fast As They And Dragons Back Up Cardiff’s Win
Scarlets skipper Josh Macleod scored two of his side’s five tries as they gained ample revenge for their European defeat to the Georgian side Black Lion as they won 36-18 t Parc Y Scarlets to move to six points in EPCR Challenge Cup Pool 3. Gareth Davies, Johnny Williams and replacement scrum half Archie Hughes were the other try . Sam Costelow kicked 11 points to complete the job.
Taulupe Faletau Returns In Cardiff Win To Raise Hopes Of Six Nations Comeback
Taulupe Faletau made a winning return to rugby as he managed 52 minutes in only his second appearance for Cardiff this year in the 26-10 bonus-point win over the Cheetahs in the Challenge Cup at the Arms Park. The second coming of 2024 for the 104-times capped Wales No 8 was a much happier experience than his first against Ulster in April.
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Tony Copsey Rides Again . . . As Welsh Peleton Test Their Bodies For Doddie
By Rob Carbon
It is 30 years ago that Tony Copsey announced himself on the international scene with a thumping Five Nations debut for Wales in a win over the Irish in Dublin.
No-one there that day has ever forgotten the haymaker that knocked out his opposite number, Neil Francis, at a... Read More
Rugby . . . A Game For All Shapes And Sizes, But With Especially Large Wallets
It’s a difficult time to be a Welsh rugby fan, says Robin Davey. If you’re not being asked to cough up more for international tickets, or told Lions tours are about to be slashed, then someone could be about to spill a pint over you unless you head for the... Read More
Ian Gough: Doddie Weir Was My Hero. . . And Still Is
Former Wales forward Ian Gough had plenty of heroes in red growing up, but also one in blue who will take centre stage on Saturday. Doddie Weir – whose name has been attached to the Wales v Scotland fixture in the form of a Cup to raise funds and awareness... Read More
Legend Hastings Says Wales And Scotland Have Done The Right Thing
Scotland legend Scott Hastings has welcomed the joint decision by Wales and Scotland give money to Doddie Weir’s charity. The Welsh Rugby Union and their Scottish counterparts have done a U-turn and decided to donate a joint minimum £100,000 to Weir’s motor neurone disease charity following widespread criticism of their... Read More