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WRU green light for Principality revamp

WELSH Rugby Union chiefs have given the green light to a radical revamp of the Principality Premiership. Read

Keys cast spell over lacklustre Wizards

Cross Keys 31-14 Aberavon. KEYS produced a good home victory at Pandy Park and were inches short of a bonus-point fourth try at the final whistle. Read

Keys open up Wizards

Cross Keys 31-14 Aberavon. ABERAVON minds appeared more on next Saturday’s Cup semi-final as Keys finished just inches short of a try bonus point. Read

Keys open up Wizards

Cross Keys 31-14 Aberavon. ABERAVON minds appeared more on next Saturday’s Cup semi-final as Keys finished just inches short of a try bonus point. Read

Neath forced to battle

NEATH held their nerve to come from behind in exciting fashion against Cross Keys during a classic quarter-final confrontation. Read

Grim news for Old Parish on and off the field

IT was a weekend that was as grim as the weather for Maesteg whose spirited display at Cross Keys ultimately failed to gain them any points. Read

Maesteg coach unhappy at card decisions

THIS was a match Maesteg had targeted for some useful points in their battle to preserve their top flight status but it all went horribly wrong at Pandy Park. Read

Maesteg misery after away defeat

MAESTEG gave a spirited but ultimately fruitless performance at Cross Keys as their survival bid took was hit by another blow in terrible terrible conditions. Read

Keys face hard test

KEYS will face a hard test as they have lost their last six matches, while bottom-of-the-table Maesteg will be scrapping for every point. Read

Hembrow so relieved to hang on

NEWPORT coach Ian Hembrow admitted “I thought we had blown it.” Read

Keys gunning for success

IN many ways this will be the match of the season at Pandy Park as Newport are historically the club the Keys want to beat most. Indeed, Newport also bring a good following and this is a derby encounter. Read

Llanelli young guns prove too good for poor Keys

LLANELLI’S young guns shot down inconsistent Keys, who contributed to their own downfall with a woeful first-half display that had them forlornly playing catch-up. Read

Cross Keys pay for poor play

LEE Williams and Alec Jenkins returned from Wales Sevens duty to bag a brace of tries each as Llanelli outsmarted Cross Keys. Read

Next step toward Premier reform

THE second stage of the review of the Principality Premiership will begin this week. Read

No happy returns for Forster as Saracens put to Keys’ sword

Cross Keys 32-8 N Saracens. TWO rare moments of ability by two former Blues youngsters brightened up an otherwise drab fifth-round clash. Read

Evans boot makes the difference

CARDIFF overcame Cross Keys at the Arms Park to climb to second in the Premiership table, but they were made to work hard by their spirited visitors. Read

Bridgend coaches earn praise

Bridgend 9-7 Llanelli. THE work of coaches Chris Stephens and Paul Williams was hailed as Bridgend’s concerted resurgence continued, albeit in a mud bath of a clash at the Brewery Field. Read

Skipper Strong is celebrating

Cross Keys 0-13 Pontypridd. PONTY captain Nathan Strong, who was 32 yesterday, enjoyed victory as a slightly early birthday present – but there was no time to celebrate. Read

Ponty power to win in the mud

THIS was as much a triumph over the elements as it was over the plucky, but out-muscled, hosts as Pontypridd prevailed in dreadful Pandy Park conditions. Read

Gladwyn is both lock and leader

CROSS Keys have won their last four home games and their strong pack will be a handful to hold on a wet pitch. Read