Principality Premiership Preview

The Black and Blues defeated Glamorgan Wanderers in their last outing and will be looking to upset the Black and Ambers recent run of form.
 
Newport can boast six wins in eight games this season and will need to make it seven in nine if they are to keep champions Neath at arms length.
 
At the Gnoll title-holders NEATH front up to travelling CROSS KEYS with three points a must if they are to keep the pressure on Newport.
 
The Welsh All Blacks defeated Llandovery 27-13 last weekend and are chasing a record-breaking third title in as many years.
 
The Keys will take heart from their 18-18 draw with Llanelli last weekend and look to be a thorn in the side of Rowland Phillips’ men.
 
BRIDGEND welcome SWANSEA to the Brewery Field with only nine points from a possible 24 this term.
 
The Ravens are level on points with the All Whites but will be looking for a victory on Saturday to send them soaring up the table.
 
Third-placed EBBW VALE play host to a PONTYPRIDD outfit who lost 22-14 to league-leaders Newport last weekend.
 
Simon King’s outfit will be keen to return to winning ways but the Steelmen will have other ideas as they enjoy their spell in the top three of Wales’ top flight.
 
LLANELLI and BEDWAS go head to head with both sides targeting a win after mixed results last time out.
 
Bedwas lost out 19-16 to high-flying Ebbw Vale last Saturday while Llanelli fought out an 18-18 stalemate at Cross Keys.
 
Mid-table MAESTEG take on visiting LLANDOVERY on Saturday with a useful 12 points from 24 in their second season in the Principality Premiership.
 
After a dramatic play-off victory earned them a place in this year’s top flight, Maesteg have four wins in eight and will be looking for a fifth this weekend.
 
The Drovers are third from bottom, only three points behind the Old Parish, and will be confident of making experience tell at Llynfi Road.
 
In the day’s other fixture ABERAVON travel to the Memorial Ground for their meeting with bottom of the table GLAMORGAN WANDERERS.