Cardiff Rugby v Ospreys

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Saturday 2 Jan 2027

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17:30 Local Time

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Cardiff Arms Park • 

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Cardiff Rugby is a professional Welsh rugby union team based in the capital and competing in the United Rugby Championship, where it faces leading clubs from Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Italy and South Africa. The team also enters European Rugby Champions Cup or Challenge Cup competition according to qualification, bringing European Rugby Champions Cup1 supporters regular international club fixtures. Its home ground is Cardiff Arms Park, a historic rugby venue in the city centre, next to the Principality Stadium. European Rugby Champions Cup1 Rugby’s modern regional era began in 2003, building on the long tradition of Cardiff Rugby Football Club, founded in 1876. The region’s major honours include winning the European Rugby Challenge Cup in 2018, after a dramatic 31–30 final victory over Gloucester, and lifting the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 2009. European Rugby Champions Cup1 has a strong record of developing and featuring Welsh internationals, with notable players including Taulupe Faletau, Josh Adams, Ellis Jenkins and Mason Grady. Known for its passionate home support and attacking rugby, the team remains an important part of Welsh professional sport and a prominent name in European club rugby. Fans can follow Cardiff Rugby for match results, competition news, player information and fixtures at Cardiff Arms Park.

The Ospreys are a professional rugby union team based in Swansea, Wales, competing in the United Rugby Championship (URC) and European club competitions. Founded in 2003, the club represents a wide region of south-west Wales and has built a strong record in domestic rugby. The Ospreys have won the league title four times: three Celtic League championships and the 2011–12 Pro12 title. They also lifted the Anglo-Welsh Cup in 2008, adding a knockout trophy to their honours. Their home ground is Swansea.com Stadium, a modern venue shared with Swansea City football club. Over the years, the Ospreys have featured many prominent Welsh internationals, including Alun Wyn Jones, Justin Tipuric, Dan Biggar and Shane Williams, whose performances helped raise the team’s profile in Wales and across Europe. Known for developing regional talent and playing an important role in Welsh rugby, the Ospreys remain a key presence in the URC. Follow the club for match results, fixtures, player news, competition updates and information about Ospreys rugby at Swansea.com Stadium.