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Superb fightback by Wanderers

WANDERERS’ fourth try in injury time by Mike Grimes completed a great second-half comeback as they deservedly beat Bridgend at the Memorial Ground. Read

Maesteg fight for their lives

THOUGH Maesteg clung on to beat Glamorgan Wanderers, they failed to retain Welsh Premiership status. Read

Maesteg fight for their lives

THOUGH Maesteg clung on to beat Glamorgan Wanderers, they failed to retain Welsh Premiership status. Read

Maesteg fight for their lives

THOUGH Maesteg clung on to beat Glamorgan Wanderers, they failed to retain Welsh Premiership status. Read

Wanderers seek final approval

GLAMORGAN Wanderers bid to make Konica Minolta Cup history at the Talbot Athletic Ground tomorrow (5.05pm) as they bid to reach the first final in the club’s 115-year existence. Read

Roger Lewis

WRU green light for Principality revamp

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

Wanderer Jones singing in rain at Ebbw Vale

Ebbw Vale 13-13 Glamorgan Wanderers. A PENALTY from second-choice kicker Rhys Jones in the last minute gave Wanderers an unexpected point at a wet and windy Eugene Cross Park. Read

Hodges is delighted to make his point at Eugene Cross Park

“NOT many teams come up here and go away with a league point,” said Wanderers’ coach Richard Hodges at the end of this hard-fought battle in the mud of Eugene Cross Park. Read

Vale pipped at the post

Ebbw Vale 13-13 Glamorgan Wanderers. ON a day made for forwards, it was fitting that Wanderers’ prop Nathan Trevett should burrow his way over for the only try of the first-half at wet and muddy Eugene Cross Park. Read

Drovers servant seeks to finish on a high

LONDON-BORN Iestyn Thomas went to Llandovery as a schoolboy and then a lecturer. Read

Popham the star in Whites victory

NO 8 Marc Popham scored both Swansea tries – and picked up a yellow card – as the Whites gained their ninth successive league win at the Memorial Ground last night. Read

Thomas back to lift Wanderers

A BRILLIANT comeback by centre James Thomas, who was dropped in October, clinched Wanderers’ place in the semi-finals for the first time since the cup was revived in l971-72. Read

Thomas stars for happy Wanderers

WHAT a difference a week makes. Read

Wanderers look to cup after fifth defeat on trot

WANDERERS’ alarming slide down the Welsh Premiership continues with this defeat at Rodney parade. Read

Hook in control

NEWPORT mastered the elements and blew away Wanderers’ hopes with a controlled display in the Rodney Parade wind and rain. Read

Burnell proud of Premiership

CARDIFF’S director of rugby Justin Burnell was pulling no punches after his side’s emphatic victory at the Memorial Ground. Read

Cardiff dash Wanderers’ hopes

CARDIFF finished with three tries and a comfortable victory in a surprisingly one-sided local derby at the Memorial Ground. Read

Wanderers going for historic double

THIS will not only be the first result of the day, as the game kicks off at 1.30pm, but also could be a historic match with the Wanderers going for their first double over their local rivals, having won 18-12 at the Arms Park in October. Read

Next step toward Premier reform

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

Wanderers show their class to make last eight in canter

Bargoed 6-25 Glam Wands. BARGOED chairman Neil Carter praised his valiant battlers, but acknowledged the gap in class as Wanderers ran out comfortable winners. Read