🏉 Thrilling rugby action in Wales saw the Super Rygbi Cymru semi-final between Llandovery and Cardiff RFC paused in some tense moments. Fans held their breath as Cardiff flanker Ben Fry was injured while scoring a try, leading to a 10-minute stoppage. After a brave effort that saw him power past three defenders, Fry took a tough hit, but thankfully medics were on hand to attend to him swiftly on the field.
The match, set at the iconic Cardiff Arms Park, continued with an exhilarating finish, as Llandovery triumphed 30-22. This victory secured them a spot in the final against either Ebbw Vale or Newport. Fry’s injury came after he had helped equalise the score following Llandovery’s strong start, with tries from Aaron Warren and Kian Abraham.
The game was a nail-biter: Cardiff briefly led in the second half with Tom Howe’s try, but Llandovery’s determination shone through as Ioan Hughes delivered crucial points, including a cool-headed penalty kick in the 79th minute.
All the best to Llandovery as they chase more glory in the final, hoping to add another trophy to their 2024 championship win. Onwards to more thrilling rugby action! 🏆
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📸 Credit: S4C