Teams Eng v Wal Teams England v Wales Opposition England (A) Date 09/03/2014 Date 09/03/2014, KO 15:00 Date Sun 9th Mar 14 Home/away A Opposition England Venue Twickenham Stadium Time KO 15:00 Referee Previous Meeting Wal 30-3 Eng Wal Form W L W L W Eng Form W L L W W Ticket Information Overview Teams Wal v Sco Teams Wales v Scotland Opposition Scotland (H) Date 15/03/2014 Date 15/03/2014, KO 14:45 Date Sat 15th Mar 14 Home/away H Opposition Scotland Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 14:45 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form W L W L W Sco Form L L L L W Ticket Information Overview Teams South Africa v Wal Teams South Africa v Wales Opposition South Africa (A) Date 14/06/2014 Date 14/06/2014, KO 17:05 Date Sat 14th Jun 14 Home/away A Opposition South Africa Venue Growth Point Kings Park Time KO 17:05 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form W L W L W South Africa Form W W L W W Ticket Information Overview Teams South Africa v Wal Teams South Africa v Wales Opposition South Africa (A) Date 21/06/2014 Date 21/06/2014, KO 17:05 Date Sat 21st Jun 14 Home/away A Opposition South Africa Venue Mbombela Stadium Time KO 17:05 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form W L W L W South Africa Form W W L W W Ticket Information Overview Teams Wal v Eng Teams Wales v England Opposition England (H) Date 06/02/2015 Date 06/02/2015, KO 20:05 Date Fri 6th Feb 15 Home/away H Opposition England Venue Millennium Stadium Time KO 20:05 Referee Previous Meeting Wal Form W L W L W Eng Form W L L W W Ticket Information Overview

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Ospreys V Blues Preview

OSPREYS v CARDIFF BLUES

At The Gnoll, 5.30pm on S4C - Referee: Donal Courtney (IRFU)

Neath-Swansea Ospreys head the Celtic League with two wins (over Munster and the Scarlets) from two matches. It is not their first spell on top of the pile as they headed the table briefly after round five last year.

The Ospreys have won five of the six previous Celtic League games they have played at the Gnoll with the exception being a 25-36 reversal to Leinster last November. Cardiff Blues have three losses and a draw from their last four away matches with their last 'on the road' win coming with a 22-18 scoreline against Leinster at Donnybrook on 5 March.

The Ospreys and the Blues each easily won their respective home matches when the two sides clashed last season - the Blues winning 43-6 at the Arms Park in October, and the Ospreys 34-13 at St Helens in March.

Ospreys (from): A Durston, R Mustoe, S Parker, D Bishop, A Brew, D Tiueti, S Williams, G Henson, S Connor, A Williams, J Spice, D Jones, A Jones, B Williams (capt), M Davies, A Millward, A Newman, B Cockbain, L Bateman, J Thomas, R Jones, A Lloyd, R Pugh, S Tandy.

Blues: R Williams; J Vaughton, T Shanklin, T Davies, C Morgan; L Thomas, R Smith; G Jenkins, G Williams, M Jones, D Jones, R Sidoli, M Lewis, M Williams (capt), K Schubert.

Replacements: K Fourie, A Lewis, B Evans, H Senekal, N Thomas, D Dewdney, N Macleod.

Referee: Donal Courtney (Ireland)

Wales Under 20 travel to Newcastle on Friday to face England at Kingston Park. With the likes of Jack Dixon and Ashley Evans returning to the squad, it's arguably the strongest side head coach Byron Hayward has put out in the tournament so far. WRU TV previews the game with Defence Coach Richard Hodges and captain Steffan Hughes.