HEINEKEN CUP PREVIEW

Brent Cockbain returns for the Ospreys after sitting out last weekend's 24-7 victory over Harlequins in Swansea. The Ospreys first win in Europe this season nicely sets up the away tie this coming weekend and gives the Welsh region the opportunity to catch Munster in second place, should the Ospreys win and Munster lose.

The Dragons climbed into second with victory over Perpignan at Rodney Parade last Saturday. Chris Anderson's men could top Pool 5 if they win in France and the Falcons lose this weekend. Michael Owen has warned not to underestimate the French side and says that the Dragons must work extra hard to ensure victory at the weekend and not succumb to the slightest or errors that have narrowed the margin of defeat in so many of the Welsh regional Heineken Cup games this season.

The Blues will entertain Gloucester in cautious mood after losing a comfortable half-time lead last weekend. It's make or break for the men from the Arms Park who are currently languishing at the bottom of Pool 6 on just two points.

The Scarlets host Glasgow at Stradey Park following their 26-29 victory over the Scottish team last weekend. Although they are only placed third in their group, the win put them within touching distance of the top two and they will be hoping to pull even closer this weekend with a home win, however, the memory of recent Celtic League defeat to Glasgow will remind the Scarlets of their capabilities and they must take nothing for granted when they clash on Sunday.

Three of the Welsh Rugby Union's members of Team GB in Rio reflect on today's confirmation of rugby sevens' inclusion in the Olympic Games through to Paris 2024. The decision, taken at the International Olympic Committee Session in Lima (Peru), is another compelling endorsement of the game, which made a spectacular debut in Brazil last year.

Anthony Joshua MBE returns to the ring six months after defeating Wladimir Klitschko to defend his WBA, IBF and IBO heavyweight titles against Kubrat Pulev at Principality Stadium on October 28, where he is aiming to be a knock-out.

Jamie Roberts says tackling world champions New Zealand is one of the 'greatest challenges in rugby' as they ask questions for the entire match. And he warns his teammates that playing the All Blacks will be the toughest game of their careers.