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By Editor Paul
November 27 2004

Cardiff Blues coach Dai Young looks to have little option than to seriously consider his future, after the region continued their dire away form in allowing Borders to pick up their first win of the season and a bonus point. The capital region quite simply cannot afford to sack Young, however one would hope that the former Wales prop would realise that he is simply not the right man for the job. Three tries in five second half minutes put the home side well in control, and  a late score claimed a shock bonus point.


Match Details:

Borders 35-25 Cardiff Blues

26th November, Attendance: 900

Borders:  G Morton; S Moffat, C MacRae, C Hore, S Danielli;  A Warnock, J Weston; T McGee( Anderson 75), R Ford, G Cross, M Blair, C Stewart, S Gray(Capt) (J Dalziel 40), W McEntee ( A Miller 45), K Brown.

Tries: Weston, MacRae, Warnock, Brown. Pens: Warnock 2, Hore. Cons: Warnock 3.

Cards: Warnock (Yellow)

Cardiff Blues: M Nuthall; F Tuilagai, S James, T Davies, C Morgan(Capt); L Thomas, R Powell( R Smith 55); A Lewis (J Yapp75), R Thomas, M Jones ( B Evans 75), D Jones, N Budgett (Sidoli 76), N Thomas, R Sowden-Taylor, J Malpas.

Tries: Sowden-Taylor, Powell, Morgan. Pens: Thomas 2. Cons: Thomas 2.

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Connacht - Newport Gwent Dragons

29th November, Attendance:


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Llanelli Scarlets 0-0 Ulster

29th November, Attendance:


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Welsh Premiership

27th November,

Aberavon v Llanelli
Bedwas v Swansea
Bridgend v Pontypool
Cross Keys v Llandovery
Ebbw Vale v Cardiff
Llanharan v Caerphilly
Neath v Newport
Pontypridd v Newbridge
Free: Carmarthen