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Skipper Martin back and ready for action

NEATH welcome back captain and lock Steve Martin from an ankle problem that flared up at Llanelli last month, writes Howard Evans. Read

Wanderers weather the storm

Glamorgan Wanderers 15-3 Bridgend WANDERERS coach Richard Hodges pinpointed his side's ability to cope with the atrocious conditions as the key to a notable victory at a muddy Memorial Ground, writes Tom McMahon. Read

Glam show golden touch

Glamorgan Wanderers 15-3 Bridgend. WANDERERS president Sir Tasker Watkins admitted he had a lot to thank Bridgend for in his career but he said: "I am delighted with the Wanderers' victory. There is not a lot of room for sentiment in rugby unfortunately." Read

Glamorgan Wanderers v Bridgend

WANDERERS are searching for their first league win over Bridgend, having lost both home games and the three matches away. Read

Pontypridd 29-0 Glam Wanderers

Wanderers have enjoyed some good days in the Premiership this season, but this was not one of them. Read

Pontypridd v Glam Wdrs

THE Wanderers will attempt to gain their first league win over Pontypridd, having lost four times to them. Read

Nail-biting joy for Hodges

WANDERERS coach Richard Hodges welcomed his side's dramatic victory at Pandy Park after a 'hearts in the mouth' grand finale, writes Tom McMahon. Read

Wanderers avenge early defeat by Keys

THANKS to a storming first quarter, Wanderers gained revenge for an early season defeat by Keys. Read

Cross Keys v Glamorgan Wanderers

THE Wanderers are once again forced into a shuffle of their back division as an injury to centre Simon Rosser means that Gareth McCarthy moves back into the centre with Mark Roper starting at outside-half for this league clash. Read

Llanelli inspired by talented youngsters

PREMIERSHIP rugby was seen in the best possible light at the Memorial Ground in Ely, writes Barri Hurford. Read

Wands slip to bottom with defeat

Glam Wands 13-22 Llanelli This match signalled the mid-point of the Welsh Premiership season and Wanderers are faced with the stark fact that the next 13 matches will shape their future. Read

Young Llanelli side settles old scores

HAVING won at Stradey Park in the last game between the two sides, Wanderers approached this one at the Memorial Ground with some confidence. Read

Glam Wanderers v Llanelli

WALES Clubs' wing Matthew Jacobs (Llangennech) wins a deserved Llanelli call-up as South African Quintin Snyman moves inside to centre. Read

Wanderers' vital win lifts them out of the basement

WANDERERS got the one they needed to hoist themselves off the bottom in this basement battle of the Premiership. Read

Coach is happy Wanderer

Glam Wanderers 57-35 Llandovery. Wanderers ended a bleak run of results with a vital victory over fellow strugglers Llandovery in a 14-try extravaganza at the Memorial Ground. Read

Wanderers off bottom in basement battle

WANDERERS got the one they needed to hoist themselves off the bottom in this basement battle of the premiership. Llandovery began as the more attack-minded side but it was Wanderers who drew first blood thanks to a barging try by Gareth Knight. Read

Glamorgan Wanderers v Llandovery

THIS is a massive game for both clubs with Wanderers desperate for a win after seven defeats and a draw and the Drovers struggling after six successive losses. Read

No nonsense win for the Vale

EBBW VALE maintained their title challenge with another competent and confident display at Eugene Cross Park. Read

Premiership previews: Neath keep faith

DESPITE losing their second game on the trot for the first time since 2003, Neath give a vote of confidence to most of the team that lost at Bedwas last Friday when they host Cardiff at The Gnoll (2.30pm). Read

Dixon the hero as Newport win again

FLY-HALF James Dixon contributed 13 points as Newport consolidated their leadership of the Principality Premiership with a hard-earned victory at bottom-placed Glamorgan Wanderers last night, writes Tony Poole. Read