EBBW VALE 14-59 CARDIFF Cardiff head coach Dan Fish hailed his side after they made it four wins from four in Super Rygbi Cymru and exacted some revenge on Ebbw Vale in the process. A year on from a 60-20…

Cardiff secured a dominant 59-14 victory over Ebbw Vale at Eugene Cross Park to extend their unbeaten Super Rygbi Cymru start to four matches. Head coach Dan Fish praised his side's physical performance as the Blue & Blacks ran in nine tries, successfully revenging a heavy 60-20 defeat suffered at the same venue the previous year.
After leading 12-7 at halftime, Cardiff dominated the second half by scoring seven tries despite Dewi Cross serving a yellow card. Fullback Matty Young and wing Cross scored two tries each, with additional scores from Alun Rees, Tom Cottle, Joe Cowell, Sion Davies, and Joe Goodchild alongside conversions from Lloyd Lucas and Ben Coomer.
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