On a sun-kissed autumn afternoon at Sardis Road, Pontypridd kept their league title aspirations very much alive with a ten try demolition of Gwent visitors Newbridge. The game started with both sides cancelling each other out with neither twenty-two area coming under any real threat.
Munster Rugby has been recognised as a global leader in sustainable sport, receiving the Sport Positive Awards 2025 – Report of the Year. One of just 12 winners worldwide, this accolade celebrates the club’s pioneering work in climate action and sustainability.
Find the latest ticket, travel and event information here for Munster Rugby’s clash with Edinburgh Rugby at Virgin Media Park on Friday, October 10th. Tickets Tickets for this fixture are now sold out.
We’re starting to see some interesting new tactics in Premier League football that perhaps points back towards a more old-school style of playing. It wasn’t that long ago that managers like Sam Allardyce and Tony Pulis were the objects of ridicule for their outdated no-nonsense...
1st XV v. Cleckheaton (Home) 2nd XV v. Ilkley (Home) 3rd XV v. BP Chemical (Away) 4th XV v. Goole 2nds (Away) Women’s 1st XV v. Sheffield (Away) Women’s 2nd XV v. no fixture (Home) Colts XV v. Selby (Away) The 1st XV side is very similar to last week’s.
On Saturday 11th October Pontypridd RFC play Newbridge RFC in the Admiral Premiership at Sardis Road, kick-off is 2:30pm. Ponty achieved a season’s treble over Newbridge in 2024/25 winning 22-0 at home on on the 28th September 2024...
