Cardiff and Newport remain unbeaten in Super Rygbi Cymru action
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 3, 2026, 4:36 PM
Last updated Oct 3, 2026
Cardiff and Newport are the only unbeaten teams in Super Rygbi Cymru after both secured their fourth consecutive wins on October 3, 2026. Cardiff achieved a commanding 59-14 victory against previously unbeaten Ebbw Vale, turning the game around after a closely contested first half. Newport also dominated Carmarthen Quins with a 52-24 win, leading 40-0 at halftime. Swansea, meanwhile, settled for a 26-26 draw with Bridgend after squandering a 26-5 lead, remaining at the bottom of the standings. Pontypool edged past RGC 31-26 in a tight contest that featured an early dismissal for the visitors.
- •Cardiff defeated Ebbw Vale 59-14, with Matty Young scoring twice.
- •Newport beat Carmarthen Quins 52-24, dominating the first half.
- •Swansea drew 26-26 with Bridgend, giving up a significant lead.
- •Pontypool won 31-26 against RGC despite an early red card for RGC.
- •These results reflect the competitive nature of the league this season.
- 4:36 PMYahoo Sports — SRC: Cardiff, Newport stay unbeaten as Swansea denied
"Cardiff and Newport are now the only unbeaten sides left in Super Rygbi Cymru this season after both sides make it four wins from four.
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