The Worthington Mid District Cup Finals are over for another year and the silverware spread far and wide, as Carl Field reports.

The Scarlets have the toughest task in rugby – winning away to Leinster – but a recent win over the blue machine offers plenty of hope.

Not many teams beat Leinster in Dublin, but Josh Macleod insists the resurgent Scarlets are capable of doing so this weekend, as Graham Thomas reports.

He was rumoured to be considering a move to France, but Taulupe Faletau has signed on for another year with Cardiff.

It's the awards season in rugby as we near the end of the domestic campaign and in the United Rugby Championship that means three Scarlets players are in with a shout, as Simon Thomas reports.

Cai Evans had made the breakthrough with two caps for Wales in 2023-24, but his last campaign was a nightmare.

The Scarlets are playing for more than just a place in the semi-finals of the URC play-offs this weekend, with money and survival at stake, reports Graham Thomas

The Scarlets face a daunting task when they travel to Dublin this weekend, but hosts Leinster have been hit by injuries.

The French grip on the European Champions Cup has been extended by another year to five, but not before a gripping final in Cardiff.

Beddau came, they saw, and they conquered . . . and now have three trophies in their cabinet as Carl Field reports.

Teammates called him "Scooby" but opponents always knew they could take few liberties when they played against Mark Jones.

Tony Rees is back at the scene of the crime, where Leicester were mugged by Brive almost 30 years ago.

Wales U20s are the only national team with some momentum behind them after a Six Nations in which they won a dramatic match against England.

In years gone by Wales would have rested plenty of players for a tour to Japan and not worried about the outcome. Not any more.

Wales interim head coach Matt Sherratt has named his squad for the tour of Japan, with a number of suprises, including the snub to Scarlets wing Ellis Mee, as Rob Cole reports.

The URC season may be over for the Ospreys who did not make the knockout stages, but they have another fight on their minds.

Bookmakers usually give odds on which team will win the League or Cup. But not in Wales – not on with the WRU around.

The Ospreys and Scarlets seem to have nowhere to go in Welsh rugby, so Graham Thomas reckons they should break for the border.

The Welsh Cup Finals season is in full swing and the Ironmen of Merthyr are proving tougher than most, as Carl Field reports.

It’s now a whole year since the Welsh Rugby Union launched the headlines for a strategy they have been unable to agree with their regions.