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Cardiff Rugby News

Henry Pollock incident branded ‘out of order’ as complaint lodged

Wales second-row Seb Davies switches Welsh URC sides

Gabriel Hamer-Webb leaves Cardiff with Premiership outfit circling

Leinster handed devilish start to 2025/26 URC campaign

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WRU makes ‘difficult but necessary decision’ to axe four-club model

Stormers sink Cardiff's playoff hopes with cruel late penalty

'If any Welsh side makes the URC knockout games, it will be worth applauding’

Why Callum Sheedy has 'loved the last ten months' with Cardiff in the URC

Bulls win leaves Cardiff on shaky ground in play-offs pursuit

Cardiff fly-half Tinus de Beer leaves Welsh capital for URC rivals

Cardiff Rugby Matches

Fri 16 May, 2025
FT
DHL Stadium
Stormers Stormers
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Cardiff Rugby Cardiff Rugby
1:00pm
Round 18
LIVE
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Sat 27 Sep, 2025
6:45pm EDT
Cardiff Rugby Cardiff Rugby
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Lions Lions
6:45pm
Round 1
LIVE
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0
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Cardiff Rugby 0%
0% Lions
Sat 4 Oct, 2025
6:45pm EDT
Munster Munster
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Cardiff Rugby Cardiff Rugby
6:45pm
Round 2
LIVE
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0
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Munster 0%
0% Cardiff Rugby

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Cardiff Rugby is the pride of Welsh rugby. In fact, the Cardiff rugby side is one of only four professional rugby union sides in Wales.Cardiff compete in the United Rugby Championship, which also includes teams from Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Italy and South Africa. In addition, the Cardiff rugby team also represent Wales on the international stage because they regularly compete in both the European Rugby Challenge Cup and the Heineken Champions Cup.

Cardiff Rugby was formed in 2003 when the structure of rugby union in Wales changed. Until then, the country had nine professional teams. However, it had been clear for a number of years that the Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) did not have the money to support such a large number of teams.As a result, after a period of review, four regional professional rugby teams were formed. These were the Cardiff Blues, the Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets. However, Cardiff Rugby team was slightly different to the others. While the Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets were created when the other professional teams merged, Cardiff RFC remained a standalone team and simply changed their name to Cardiff Blues.Since the formation of the Cardiff rugby team, the side have always competed in the PRO14 (which was previously known as the PRO12 and the Celtic League). Although the team have never won the competition, they have always been competitive and they finished second in consecutive seasons in 2006-07 and 2007-08.Since their formation, Cardiff Rugby has also regularly featured in the Heineken Champions Cup and the European Rugby Challenge Cup. Although the team regularly reach the knock-out rounds of the Heineken Champions Cup, they have never won the competition. But, in 2018, they did win the European Rugby Challenge Cup after beating Gloucester in one of the greatest finals of all time.

Although Cardiff Rugby was only formed recently, the club's squad is packed with illustrious names and international players regularly appear in Cardiff Rugby fixtures. For example, since 2003, eight players have been selected to play for the British and Irish Lions while playing for Cardiff, including Sam Warburton and Leigh Halfpenny.At present, the Cardiff Rugby squad is packed with established Welsh internationals. As a result, Cardiff Rugby fixtures are regularly contested by some of the world's great players, such as Cory Hill, Lloyd Williams and Josh Adams.Read on to learn even more about the Cardiff Rugby. You'll find the latest Cardiff Rugby fixtures, results and news right here.

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