Welsh Rugby Union : Newsroom : Preview: Principality Premiership

This weekend is the fifth round of the Principality Premiership and Bedwas are without a win this season and will not relish a trip down West to face a Llanelli side with four wins from their four outings to date. Bedwas have lost their last three matches while Llanelli have scored 15 touchdowns.

Top try scorers Neath entertain Bridgend at the Gnoll looking to add more tries to the 24 already in the bag. The Ravens have won on the road this term after beating Llandovery 20-8 at Church Bank in the opening week of the season, but their line has been crossed ten times so the Welsh All Blacks could be in for another feast of fivepointers.

Pontypool travel to the Talbot Athletic Ground to face an Aberavon side in third place in the table. Pooler have scored three tries in each of their away fixtures but the Wizards have racked up big victories in their two home matches to date.

Bottom club Llandovery welcome Cardiff to Church Bank still looking for their first points of the season. The Blue and Blacks have lost both away fixtures to date and the home side will be quietly confident they can cause an upset.

The all-Gwent derby at Eugene Cross Park sees Ebbw Vale entertain Newport. The Black and Ambers have started the better this term with three straight victories but the Steelmen are unbeaten at home and that could tilt the result their way.

Swansea entertain Pontypridd with neither side having set the division alight. There was only two points in it last season and it is likely to be just as close this weekend.

In the final match in the division, Cross Keys travel to the Memorial Ground to take on Glamorgan Wanderers. Keys' only victory to date came in a nailbiter at Pandy Park when they held out for a one point victory over Swansea. Wanderers crossed for five tries and a bonus in their only home match to date and will be looking for more of the same.

Wrexham have won the SWALEC National League Division 3 title, having topped the table with 83 points, eight points ahead of their nearest challenger Menai Bridge.

A special video package as Pontypridd claimed the double for the first time in their history by winning the Principality Premiership final, including match build-up, highlights, post match reaction and dressing room celebrations.