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No sign of Del Boy, a camel-hair coat or a second-hand BMW, but wide boys were to the fore in the big Ospreys v Scarlets United Rugby Championship derby on Saturday evening.
Here's your round-up of all the latest rugby headlines for Friday, April 29.
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines for Thursday, April 28.
The Dragons will be aiming to complete the double while the Scarlets will be after revenge when the two regions lock horns once again at Rodney Parade this afternoon (3pm). It was the Men of Gwent who recorded a surprise 38-27 victory down in Llanelli last weekend, just their second win of the season in all competitions.
Louis Rees-Zammit is revved up for Gloucester’s trophy treble bid after the brakes were briefly put on his Test career just two months ago.
During this year’s Six Nations, lightning did not strike twice. Whereas Louis Rees-Zammit blazed his way through his debut championship in 2021, he failed to score a try and was axed for Wales’s key match against England. His Gloucester director of rugby, George Skivington, sums up nicely the predicament the 21-year-old winger found himself in: “When you’re one of the poster boys of the game, everybody knows when you’ve been dropped.”
“I’d ask those in charge of the sport if we are serious about player safety. Let’s not talk about is that a red card or isn’t it."
The Dragons may have won at Parc y Scarlets for the first time, but director of rugby Dean Ryan insists it means little without further backing financially.