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Wales 33 Italy 10
4:20pm Saturday 20th March 2010
WALES ended their Six Nations on a winning note with a comfortable 33-10 victory against Italy at the Millennium Stadium this afternoon.
Wales must finish in style
9:10am Saturday 20th March 2010
WALES’ clash with Italy is far from a dead rubber.
Wales should win with ease
7:10am Saturday 20th March 2010
WALES’ hopes of finishing a disappointing Six Nations on a high with a convincing victory over Italy at the Millennium Stadium today have been hit by a double intervention.
We owe our fans – Hook
6:10am Saturday 20th March 2010
JAMES Hook admits the Welsh team owe the fans a performance and a victory in their final Six Nations game of the season.
Pooler v Newport called off
7:10pm Friday 19th March 2010
TONIGHT'S Premier Division clash between arch rivals Pontypool and Newport at Pontypool Park was called off due to water on the pitch.
The pressure is always on us explains Phillips
12:10pm Friday 19th March 2010
EBBW Vale director of rugby Rowland Phillips has insisted the pressure hasn’t mounted since the Steelmen dropped to the bottom of the table – they have always been feeling the strain.
Dragon Thomas reveals Wales ambitions
11:13am Friday 19th March 2010
I STILL want to play for Wales, says flanker Gavin Thomas, pound for pound Newport Gwent Dragons’ best player this season.
Cracker expected at Pontypool Park
10:40am Friday 19th March 2010
BOTH sides will be looking for their rugby to do the talking when Pontypool host Newport in the Premiership this evening.
I feared the axe – Byrne
10:20am Friday 19th March 2010
LEE Byrne confessed he feared being dropped after his “stupid” sin-binning in the toothless defeat to Ireland last week put his international future in jeopardy.
Charteris: Wales must eradicate errors
6:00am Friday 19th March 2010
GIANT Newport Gwent Dragons lock Luke Charteris accepts Wales need to erase the errors which have contributed to their lineout woe in this season's Six Nations.
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