Aberavon surprised everyone with this richly deserved win that keeps their play-off chances alive and kicking writes Huw S Thomas. It was just Llandovery’s third defeat in 16 games and a real blow to their hopes of finishing in the top two and a home draw in the play offs. Even though the Drovers failed …
LLANDOVERY 37 CARDIFF 20 In this top of the table Premiership clash on Thursday night, Llandovery produced their best performance of the season with a bonus point win front of the S4C cameras writes Huw S Thomas In the corresponding fixture back in October, the Blue and Blacks had clung on to win 29-26 after …
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The Drovers boosted their hopes of claiming a top four spot and qualification for the play offs with the narrowest of wins in a 49 point thriller at Parc Eirias, Colwyn Bay writes Huw S Thomas They had outplayed RGC 36-12 back in October but this time had to hang on for dear life in …
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The Drovers completed the double over Pontypridd, following their 23-12 win at Sardis Road but this was a game that was just as tight as the scoreline suggest writes Huw S Thomas Llandovery keep in second place in the Premiership table – two points ahead of Aberavon – and will be mightily relieved to take …
Llandovery 20 Ebbw Vale 15 The eagerly awaited Indigo Premiership clash between third and fourth saw the Drovers keep ahead of their Gwent visitors in the league table writes Huw S Thomas. It was Llandovery’s tenth win in 12 matches and a very important one in the hotting-up race to finish in the top four …
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LLANDOVERY 16 MERTHYR 26 On a wet and windy night at Church Bank, the Drovers suffered their first home defeat of the season in the Indigo Premiership, to a well-organised and competitive Merthyr side, writes Tom Hughes, pic: Ian Williams. The two teams had already played each other twice this season, with honours even at …
PONTYPRIDD 12 LLANDOVERY 23 The Drovers kept up their impressive good form with their ninth Premiership win in 10 games to keep closely on the heels of Cardiff and Aberavon writes Tom Hughes. Photo by Derek Jones. With the top two failing to get a bonus point win, it leaves the Drovers tucked neatly in …
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Llandovery were red hot favourites to win the Boxing Day derby against Carmarthen Quins and they did not let their supporters down writes Huw S Thomas. Photo by Derek Jones. The Quins were still recovering from their heaviest ever Premiership defeat – 82-0 – at the hands of league leaders Cardiff when their defence conceded …
Llandovery won the tightest of games in their brave effort to top Pool D of the Welsh Premiership Cup and get to the semi finals of the competition but it was not enough against the current league leaders writes Huw S Thomas To make the last four, the Drovers needed to beat Cardiff with a …
Llandovery 28 Bridgend 13 Bridgend have surprised the Drovers at Church Bank on many an occasion but the home side did just enough this time to win a disappointing and disjointed game writes Huw S Thomas. It was Llandovery’s seventh league win in eight games but they looked a shadow of the side that had …