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  • 4 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Ben James

    Judgement Day played out in front of the lowest crowd attendance the event has ever seen at the Principality StadiumJudgement Day. "That was 10 days ago," joked Cardiff coach Matt Sherratt earlier this week. It feels like every day in Welsh rugby is facing a judgement day of some kind, from financial woes to miserable runs of form.

  • 4 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Ben James

    The latest rugby news stories from Wales and beyondHere are your rugby morning headlines for Sunday, April 20. Cardiff coach Matt Sherratt paid tribute to his players after they put the uncertainty of the last two weeks behind them to beat the Ospreys and boost their play-off hopes. Veteran Taulpe Faletau was at the forefront of the 36-19 Judgement Day victory as he rolled back the years just weeks before Andy Farrell names his Lions squad.

  • 5 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Ben James

    The young official has been tipped for a bright futureBen Connor has already achieved a hell of a lot in his short officiating career. The 21-year-old will take charge of his second United Rugby Championship game today, when he referees the first match at Judgement Day between Ospreys and Cardiff. The son of former Ospreys and Dragons fly-half Shaun, who is currently coaching Wales women, has been tipped for a bright future as an official.

  • 5 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Ben James |Dylan James

    The Ospreys face Cardiff at the Principality Stadium in the first match of Judgement Day 2025. It's an important game for both sides as they bid to make the United Rugby Championship play-offs. Cardiff have made four changes to the side, three of which are in the pack.Corey Domachowski, Ben Donnell, Alex Mann come into the starting XV, with Donnell coming in for Josh McNally, who is away on RAF commitments.

  • 6 days ago | walesonline.co.uk | Ben James

    Here are your rugby morning headlines for Friday, April 18. Here are your rugby morning headlines for Friday, April 18. Cardiff second-row Josh McNally will miss Judgement Day this weekend to play in the RAF's Inter Service Rugby Championship clash with the Royal Navy in Northampton this Saturday. The former Bath second-row, who has proved to be an inspired signing by the Blue and Blacks this season, is also a Royal Air Force weapons technician - having been in the RAF since 2009.

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Ben James
Ben James @benjames1796
10 Apr 25

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10 Apr 25

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@benjames1796 It feels good😊 . It’s been a dark moment 😔 . But all signs point upwards ⬆️ The union are fighting to improve, and all signs are that they are succeeding 📈