Brymawr could have two trophies in their cabinet in the next 12 days as they face four games that could secure them a league and cup double to crown their greatest season of all-time.

Brynmawr, with former Ebbw Vale stalwart Damien Hudd at the helm, fought their way to the WRU Plate final after a titanic struggle with Nelson at Llanharan

Newport and Merthyr had to fight all the way to earn a coveted WRU National Cup final spot at Principality Stadium, eventually subduing Llandovery and Ebbw Vale respectively in the semi-finals

Players and fans alike were jumping for joy at the final whistle when Porthcawl edged out Abercwmboi in the WRU semi-final held at Taffs Well, to earn a spot in the final to be held at Principality Stadium.

Newport will face Merthyr in the WRU National Cup final at the Principality Stadium on Sunday, 29 April.

It is 20 years since Ebbw Vale reached their only final in the WRU National Cup and no Ebbw Vale player has ever picked up a winners' medal.

Porthcawl will go into today's WRU National Bowl semi-final clash with Abercwmboi at Taffs Well buoyed by a 55-5 hammering of Glais last weekend.