YR HAEN ISAF AR GYFER CYMRU V JAPAN WEDI’I GWERTHU WRTH I DOCYNAU YCHWANEGOL I RAI DAN 18 OED GAEL EU RHYDDHAU Mae’r haen isaf yn Stadiwm Principality bellach wedi gwerthu i gyd ar gyfer gêm Cymru yn erbyn Japan…

The lower tier at Principality Stadium has sold out for Wales's Autumn Nations Series match against Japan on Saturday, November 7. Following high demand, additional tickets for under-18s have been released in the middle and upper tiers, with ticket prices starting from £16 for under-18s, £22 for students, and £31 for adults.
A dedicated fan zone with free admission, live music, and activities will be hosted at Cardiff Arms Park alongside a junior tag rugby festival involving 25 community clubs. Gates open at 14:40 ahead of the 16:40 kickoff, featuring pre-match entertainment from DJ Kay Russant and a halftime show by Britain's Got Talent semi-finalists Côr Bechgyn Glantaf.
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