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-Welcome to Clwb.

-We have a very special guest in

-the studio today. The Welsh Cup.

-One of the oldest

-soccer trophies in the world.

-It's just as shiny and sparkly

-as it was back in 1877.

-There might the odd dent

-here and there...

-..but despite its age

-it remains in one piece.

-Sounds like someone else I know...

-Yes, we are up for the cup.

-The best of the action

-from the Welsh Cup 3rd Round.

-The live draw for the 4th Round.

-From the round ball to the oval one.

-Has Ponty's party finally come

-to an end in the Welsh Premiership?

-As the Rio Olympics gets ever closer

-the excitement builds...

-..for the participating sports.

-Clwb Ni

-takes us to the Anglesey Circuit.

-The Welsh Cup isn't the only lovely

-thing we have in the studio.

-We have Tomi Morgan

-and Marc Lloyd Williams with us.

-Both of them have won the Welsh Cup.

-Do you have good memories

-of the competition, Marc?

-Good and bad memories.

-Tomi was part of one of the biggest

-events in the cup's recent history.

-In the 1996 final

-at the old National Stadium...

-..minnows Llansantffraid

-took on Barry.

-It Was a fantastic afternoon.

-I have good memories of that.

-That Is Where it all started.

-They have moved forward as a club.

-The New Saints will be looking

-for a hat-trick this year.

-The Dragons beat Munster.

-Zebre 22-39 Ospreys.

-The Ospreys have a bonus point.

-Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool.

-Joe Allen is playing for Liverpool.

-Daniel Sturridge is on the bench.

-Newcastle let in five

-goals last week.

-They have named the same

-defence this week.

-It's a very tough weekend

-for the Cardiff Devils.

-They lost on Friday night to the

-Edinburgh Capitals by 4 goals to 3.

-Last night there was better news

-with a 1-0 win over Braehead Clan.

-Jade Jones is into another

-semi-final.

-Let's look back

-at the weekend's Welsh Cup matches.

-32 clubs in the third round

-but who would proceed to the fourth?

-We start on Friday night

-at Port Talbot.

-Rose with his back to goal.

-Chris Jones is there to help him.

-Jones tries his luck!

-Good save by Hall.

-Jones's shot tested the keeper.

-It's a mistake by Kieran Williams.

-Maksimovic to Matthews. What a pass!

-Saunders was out quickly

-to thwart Cambrian.

-Yaxley. Lovely pass to Matthews.

-Thomas isn't offside!

-His shot went past the post.

-He knows he should've done better.

-March to Loverage.

-What a run by him.

-Jonathan Hood collected the ball

-and netted...

-..for the second game in a row.

-Maksimovic. March.

-Good work by Maksimovic.

-The referee has blown his whistle

-and has awarded a penalty.

-March is given a yellow card.

-It's a penalty

-for Cambrian & Clydach.

-Jamie Wearn, the substitute,

-brings the visitors level.

-A long ball from Wearn,

-beating Long.

-A chance for Cambrian late on.

-A great save from Saunders.

-Jones with the free kick.

-To Fowler.

-A header but somehow Cambrian clear

-it.

-The visitors manage to clear the

-ball once again.

-Jones takes the corner.

-Bowen with the header and he scores.

-The goalkeeper couldn't hold on.

-With 6 minutes remaining,

-Port Talbot are in the lead.

-A cruel blow for Cambrian and

-Clydach.

-Port Talbot will be in the draw for

-the fourth round.

-You can see how windy it is. Our

-cameras are shaking.

-It's gone all the way in.

-Marriott took it and the wind

-carried it in.

-The Saints take the lead.

-That's a cruel blow for Aberystwyth.

-New Saints 1-0 Aberystwyth.

-Cieslewicz.

-Look at the space for Mullan.

-Mullan to Spender.

-That was a tempter

-for Matty Williams.

-Adrian Cieslewicz back to Marriott.

-How many times have we named

-Marriott and Spender.

-Seargeant.

-The save had to be made.

-You can't blame the keeper.

-Adrian Cieslewicz

-is always available.

-This is a chance

-for Seargeant to shoot.

-It's come off Quigley

-and he didn't mean that one.

-They all count.

-Was it a deliberate touch?

-Two unfortunate goals

-for Aberystwyth.

-The New Saints have doubled

-their lead.

-Williams to take the kick.

-Aberystwyth need a goal.

-It's gone all the way!

-I think Harrison saved that.

-Craig Harrison

-has been sent to the stands...

-..because he interfered with play.

-I'm not sure if it's a red card

-or he's been sent out of the way.

-Cieslewicz.

-It falls kindly for Spender.

-Matty Williams headed it

-into the corner.

-It's all over.

-The New Saints have three.

-There was an element of luck

-to that too.

-However, after the ball found

-its way to Spender...

-..it was good passing

-and a good header.

-We started the game really well.

-To get a goal

-in the first ten minutes.

-Fair play to the lads,

-they kept going.

-I told them at half-time to keep

-the tempo, keep the high standard.

-It's always important to start well

-against the New Saints.

-They scored a goal

-in the first five minutes.

-The New Saints are full-time.

-We expect them to be better than us

-but we have to be better.

-It doesn't matter

-if they're full-time...

-..we conceded a goal

-we shouldn't have.

-I don't think that's a penalty.

-GAP Connah's Quay have a

-kick from the spot.

-Morris has scored.

-The goalkeeper had no chance.

-That was excellent.

-Connah's Quay have possession.

-Les Davies uses his strength.

-The referee has given

-another penalty!

-Les Davies is a big lad.

-He went down like a sack

-of potatoes.

-Callum Morris scores a

-second penalty.

-GAP Connah's Quay he have

-doubled their lead.

-Good work from Prestatyn Town.

-Shackleton almost scored.

-That was a late tackle.

-The referee has shown the red card.

-Prestatyn Town are down to 10 men.

-It is not Prestatyn's day.

-Nick Rushton makes it three

-for GAP Connah's Quay.

-It was a good result.

-The performance was not great.

-The conditions were the

-worst I've seen.

-That's A fourth windy

-game in the row.

-We defended well in the second half.

-It was probably the Right Result.

-We chased the game far too

-much in the second half.

-We lost our shape.

-I'm disappointed overall.

-I don't think it was a 3-0 Match.

-There were a few strange

-decisions there.

-GAP Connah's Quay are capable

-of winning the cup.

-They had a slow start to the season

-..but they've really picked up now.

-There were difficult

-conditions this weekend.

-Saunders played in goal

-for Port Talbot.

-He saved them.

-The New Saints are like a

-machine these days.

-They are winning games all the time.

-Relentless was the word that

-Craig Harrison used.

-Aberystwyth Town will be

-disappointed...

-..with the goals they conceded.

-Llandudno are the best team I've

-seen against The New Saints.

-The New Saints Were

-lucky To Get A Point.

-Some teams sit back and let

-The New Saints play.

-More Welsh cup action later.

-From the Welsh Cup

-we go to Welsh sport news.

-Becky James is determined to qualify

-for the 2016 Olympics in Rio...

-..after missing out on London 2012

-and 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

-The men's sprint was quite the race.

-The Aussie won.

-Anna Mears Was The Favourite

-in this race.

-The winner was from China.

-It was a really close finish.

-It must be tough to lose by inches.

-Becky James's sisters have

-been competing too.

-They have been cycling in the

-cyclocross in Belgium.

-Ffion is 17.

-She was in the elite women's race.

-She came 10th.

-Megan is 15.

-She was In The Youth race.

-Today Megan is racing

-against the men...

-..as she is the only girl competing.

-Australian Marc Leishman

-produced a superb finish...

-..to take a one-shot lead

-into the final round...

-..of the Nedbank Challenge

-at Sun City, South Africa.

-Marc Leishman finished 19 under par.

-He was six shots clear

-of second place.

-Newcastle 0-0 Liverpool.

-Daniel Sturridge has come

-on as a substitute.

-Joe Allen is playing for Liverpool.

-Join us after the break for more

-Welsh cup football.

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-Welcome back.

-The dicky bow

-is a clue to what's next.

-I'm going to talk about snooker

-or I've got a new job as a bouncer.

-You are too short to be a bouncer!

-The UK Championship snooker final

-is being played today.

-Neil Robertson made a maximum break

-in the sixth frame.

-That has won him 44,000.

-Neil Robertson 5-3 Liang Wenbo

-If he wins he will win 150,000.

-The draw for the fourth round of

-the Welsh Cup will be made shortly.

-A good run from Adam Eden.

-The cross is blown against the

-crossbar by the wind.

-Taylor is in control and finds Danny

-Hughes.

-A fantastic pass to Mark Williams.

-Just past the post by Llandudno's

-top scorer.

-Chris Roberts takes the free kick.

-That wasn't far off the mark.

-Sub Mark Ellis.

-A shot on the turn and that was a

-good attempt.

-Mike Lewis with a long pass to Bull.

-After four attempts, it's 1-1.

-Danny Sullivan fools the goalkeeper.

-Buckley Town are back in front.

-Shaw with a low and accurate shot.

-It's Buckley Town 2-2 Llandudno.

-Molyneux's shot and Buckley are back

-in front.

-Danny Taylor in the corner and it's

-3-3.

-Dave Bryan in the bottom corner.

-Roberts can't get to it.

-Mark Williams, Llandudno's top

-scorer.

-Ben Jones is Buckley Town's hero.

-The team from the Huws Gray are

-through on penalties...

-..at the expense of the team from

-the Welsh Premier League.

-We really rode our luck.

-It's the Welsh Cup.

-A little team

-is entitled to ride out luck.

-Morgan, to Greening.

-Cotterill.

-He beats his man and shoots.

-It breaks for Leigh.

-Leigh's shot went wide.

-MacIntyre.

-Dixon!

-James Dixon continues

-his amazing run in the Welsh Cup.

-It's Barry 1-0 Denbigh.

-Kareem Leigh shows his pace.

-Dixon!

-It's a great save by Elliot Power.

-Evans.

-The long ball

-is held up by the wind.

-It's another mistake.

-Dixon for his second.

-He takes advantage

-for the second time.

-Lamb cuts inside.

-His pass goes astray.

-Duckett!

-He hits the post.

-Warren Duckett, the captain,

-was so unlucky.

-It's a good pass to Drew Fahiya.

-Dixon's waiting in the middle.

-He's scored his third -

-a hat-trick for James Dixon.

-Barry's dream of lifting

-the Welsh Cup is still alive.

-Kareem Leigh to Baldock.

-It's a good pass to Cotterill.

-He's in the area.

-Good skills.

-He pulls it back.

-Dixon again!

-He's made it four!

-After 11 minutes of the second

-half, Dixon's scored his fourth.

-Lamb. Duckett, to Roberts.

-Cronshaw!

-It's a good shot.

-Denbigh have scored

-at the far post.

-Hughes scored the goal.

-Dixon for his fifth!

-I can't believe it!

-James Dixon scored five against

-Aberdare in the second round...

-..and five against Denbigh.

-An awful mistake!

-It's now six!

-Mike Sharples with an own goal

-for Barry's sixth.

-Shambles by Sharples.

-The historians from the Welsh FA...

-..will be rushing

-for their history books...

-..to see if anyone's achieved

-this achievement.

-The last five I scored, I had

-a few records broken with Barry.

-I'm not sure what's happened

-this time around.

-This competition brings out the best

-in us. It means a lot to us.

-It's given us

-a lot of great memories.

-We're into the next round and will

-be eagerly watching the draw.

-At Cae Baker, Penrhyncoch, second

-in the Spar Mid Wales League...

-..met Cwmbran Celtic,

-second in the South Wales league.

-The visitors took the lead.

-Josh Bull hit the post.

-Andrew Larcombe hit the target.

-Four minutes later and it was 2-0.

-Rhys Williams with the powerful

-header.

-The home side suddenly woke up.

-In no more than two minutes

-they were back in the game.

-Jon Evans scoring with confidence.

-Five minutes later and it was 2-2

-thanks to Elwyn Edwards's header.

-Four goals in ten minutes.

-Lee Challenger stepped up and put

-Cwmbran Celtic in the next round.

-Bala beat Carmarthen on their own

-turf...

-..and Rhyl lost after extra

-time to the Druids.

-Afan Lido beat Holywell Town.

-No cup run for the boys from the

-north east this time.

-Llandudno, Haverfordwest and Aber

-complete the list of WPL teams...

-..that are already

-out of the competition.

-Cardiff Met and Barry, flying in the

-South Wales League...

-..are teams to avoid.

-We are preparing for the

-fourth round draw.

-Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool.

-It was an own goal from

-Martin Skrtel.

-We have two proven

-goalscorers here today.

-To score 10 goals in two

-matches is very clinical.

-James Dixon is in red-hot form.

-I Once scored five goals in a match

-and have Also Scored Six.

-Penrhyncoch were

-disappointed after losing.

-They hoped to be in the

-hat for the draw.

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-Welcome back.

-We're ready for the draw for the

-fourth round of the Welsh Cup.

-We're joined by Andrew Howard,

-Head of Competitions...

-..at the

-Football Association of Wales.

-After terrible weather only three

-games were postponed yesterday.

-That was excellent news.

-Tomi Morgan and Marc Lloyd Williams

-will make the draw.

-Tomi will choose the home teams.

-Marc will choose the away teams.

-Here are the teams

-that are through to next round.

-There are some big names in the

-draw.

-The current lowest ranked club

-is Cwmbran Celtic.

-Cwmamman can join them if they beat

-Cegidfa on Saturday.

-It's time to draw the teams.

-Over to you.

-Cwmamman United or Guilsfield

-Airbus UK

-Airbus beat Haverfordwest 2-0.

-They're fifth in the Welsh Premier.

-Cwmbran Celtic

-Goytre (Gwent) or Caernarfon Town

-Goytre play Caernarfon Town

-on Saturday.

-Port Talbot

-Port Talbot beat Cambrian and

-Clydach 2-1 after extra time.

-Caerau (Ely) beat Brecon Corries

-4-0.

-Afan Lido beat Holywell 1-0.

-They lost in the 2007 final.

-Cardiff Metropolitan

-Cardiff Met beat STM Sports 2-0.

-They're second in the Welsh League.

-GAP Connah's Quay

-Buckley Town

-Buckley Town beat MBi Llandudno on

-penalties.

-Barry Town United

-Barry Town United

-beat Denbigh Town 6-1.

-The New Saints

-They are the cup holders

-and have won it five times.

-Newtown

-Newtown beat Flint Town 2-0. They're

-fourth in the Welsh Premier.

-Cefn Druids

-Cefn Druids beat Rhyl 1-0

-after extra time.

-Holyhead Hotspur or Bangor City

-Holyhead Hotspur play Bangor City

-on Tuesday night.

-Bala Town

-Let's have a look at the matches.

-Which tie stands out for you, Tomi?

-I look forward to seeing

-Barry and The New Saints.

-It's great to see Barry

-town on the way back.

-It is a mouthwatering tie.

-There are Quite A Few Good Games

-in the North.

-If Bangor City win

-They Play Bala Town.

-That Would Be A derby.

-Will James Dixon score five

-in the next round?

-If he gets one goal against The New

-Saints he would be doing well.

-Will The New Saints fancy a trip

-down to the South?.

-The New Saints are the favourites

-but Barry might pull off a shock.

-Thank you for joining us

-today Andrew.

-It's time to choose

-November's goal of the month.

-A fantastic goal for Martin Rose!

-A slick move by Port Talbot.

-Baynes' throw reaches Liam Thomas.

-Davies with the flick on.

-Rushton!

-An excellent goal by Nick Rushton.

-The touch over the keeper was great.

-Brilliant.

-Cook.

-That's careless from the captain.

-Buckley continues.

-Alan Morgan, his manager

-tells him to keep the ball.

-Buckley into the box.

-Buckley buries it.

-A fantastic individual effort

-by Buckley.

-He slipped past

-five or six red shirts.

-He buried the ball

-past Dave Jones in the goal.

-A good touch by Owen.

-He collects the loose ball.

-He's too strong for the defence.

-Owen to Bell. He gets it back. John

-Owen!

-A lovely goal fro Rhyl.John

-Owen was too strong for Newtown.

-They had chances to get the ball.

-Too strong for Williams.

-Bell in space.

-They were lucky

-the pass reached Owen.

-Nothing lucky about the finish.

-Leo Riley. Riley over the wall.

-Oh what a goal from Leo Riley.

-It was between Riley and Joyce.

-They deceived Morris.

-Into the top corner.

-The ball is left to Aeron Edwards.

-Edwards has seen the run

-from Cieslewicz.

-The pass is perfect.

-Cieslewicz has a chance

-for a second and he takes it.

-Cieslewicz scores again.

-He's so quick. The keeper comes

-across. He creates the angle.

-He goes across him to the far post.

-He curls it in.

-Marc, what is your

-goal of the month?

-I've chosen Lewis Buckley's goal for

-MBi Llandudno against Newtown.

-Why did you choose that one?

-He does well to get the ball

-and he keeps going.

-It was a clinical finish.

-Marc watched Newport County win

-at Barnet yesterday.

-They've reached the third round

-of the FA Cup.

-They are unbeaten in 10 matches.

-They are going well.

-The game should have been

-over by half-time.

-They were much stronger than Barnet.

-They will be looking forward to the

-draw for the third round...

-..of the FA Cup.

-The future of Garry Monk

-is in the hands...

-..of the directors.

-They are not scoring enough goals.

-If you don't win you

-don't get any points.

-I'm not sure if anyone else

-could do any better than him.

-Thank you for joining Us Today.

-Newcastle 1-0 Liverpool.

-The battle for top dogs continued

-as Cross Keys took on Llandovery.

-A good start for the visitors

-with Rhodri Davies making a break.

-The scrum half found the pass

-for Will Thomas to score.

-Cross Keys fought back

-after the break.

-Adam Powell scored the try.

-Matthew Powell then claimed

-another try for the home team.

-With seconds remaining

-Llandovery had one last chance.

-The fullback made a huge break

-and fed Rhodri Jones.

-It wasn't enough and Cross Keys

-retain their place at the top.

-It was a one-sided affair

-on Rodney Parade.

-The home team

-scored the first tries.

-It was the same story

-in the second half.

-A clever kick from Elliot Frewen

-and Paul King scored the try.

-The home team had the last word.

-Smart passing put outside half

-Julian Mogg over the try line.

-It was a disappointing end

-for Neath...

-..and All Blacks' coach

-Patrick Horgan lost his job.

-It was a good start

-for Carmarthen Quins.

-Gavin Thomas

-scored on the blind side.

-The talented wing soon added to his

-tally after fooling the home team.

-The game's third try

-came from Carmarthen's forwards.

-Hard work from the pack

-ensured the fourth try...

-..from scrum half Connor Lloyd.

-The visitors

-were 30 points ahead.

-The home team struck back in

-the second half with two tries...

-..the second following brave work

-by lock Geraint Edmunds.

-Hard work from the home team

-forwards this time...

-..and a try in the corner

-for Alun Rhys.

-Bedwas were in the lead

-for the first time.

-It was nip and tuck...

-..but the home team sealed victory

-in the game's final minute.

-Richard Powell broke through and

-centre Adam Williams scored the try.

-At Sardis Road, winger Alex Webber

-put the home team in the lead.

-But Llanelli centre

-Steffan Hughes...

-..gave fly half Josh Lewis

-the chance to score.

-That brought the scores closer.

-There was just one side in it

-in the second half.

-Quick recycling put Number 8

-Dan Godfrey under the posts.

-Webber took advantage once more

-of Llanelli's defensive weakness...

-..for his second try.

-Mud is no problem in the capital.

-It was a clean try

-for the home team...

-..as Richard Smith

-scored the game's first points.

-The visitors hit back

-in the second half.

-David Pritchard took advantage of

-Cardiff indiscipline to score a try.

-Centre Matthew Jenkins

-scored the game's final try...

-..securing a win for the away team.

-The home team scored the first try

-at Eugene Cross Park.

-Bridgend hit back after a run

-from hooker Dale Rogers on the left.

-The home team hit back...

-..as centre Nathan Preece

-broke through the defence.

-Good hands from the Bridgend backs

-and support from prop Nicky Boyce...

-..reduced the gap before the break.

-Ebbw Vale were the first to score

-in the second half.

-Dan Haymond scored

-to claim a bonus point.

-Centre Jordan Howells

-then stretched the lead.

-The visitors

-battled to stay in the game.

-A try from centre Owen Watkin

-brought some hope to the away side.

-The final try was scored

-by scrum half Chris Thomas.

-That secured the win

-for the home team.

-Cross Keys will top the table

-this Christmas.

-Newport go above Llandovery

-to second.

-Neath are the only side

-not to win a game this season.

-Gareth Llewellyn has been

-appointed as the Neath coach.

-He starts immediately.

-How about Shane Williams

-as backs coach?

-The end of the year is the season

-for handing out sporting awards.

-One Welshman is looking forward

-to the Ballon d'Or award ceremony.

-Mark Sampson is the manager

-of the England Women's team.

-He's made it to the shortlist

-for women's coach of the year award.

-Ger spoke to him earlier.

-A Welshman taking charge

-of an English team...

-..and nominated for the Ballon d'Or.

-You must be delighted,

-excited and honoured.

-Absolutely. It's a

-real privilege to be in the job.

-Working with such a great

-group of players and staff.

-Getting the recognition...

-..by being nominated

-for this award is incredible.

-It was a kick in the teeth.

-We were doing so well

-and building momentum.

-In that game in particular

-we probably played our best match.

-We had the

-majority of the chances...

-..and it looked like

-there'd only be one winner.

-Unfortunately, we conceded

-a tough goal right at the end.

-The boys back at home still

-call it the 'ball in the door'.

-I have to educate them

-on what this award is about.

-I'd love to win it.

-It would be the icing on the cake

-for the group and myself personally.

-Any time you get an individual

-accolade as a manager...

-..it's really on behalf of the team.

-Ending the year with

-one more award would be great.

-Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi

-will be there too.

-Will you be professional or

-is a cheeky selfie on the cards?

-Try and be a bit of both.

-When the cameras are on

-you have to try and keep it cool.

-The awards will be the same.

-I'll try to have a chat with them...

-..but when the cameras are on

-it'll be all professional.

-I've got both my winning face

-and my losing face prepared.

-Are you thinking about abroad

-or coming back to Wales?

-I'm open-minded.

-At the moment I'm lucky enough...

-..to be working with a

-great group of players and staff.

-Who knows what

-the future will bring?

-I'm open-minded.

-My job is to keep winning...

-..and more doors might

-open up in the future...

-..and give me more

-decisions to make.

-Winning that Ballon d'Or would help.

-Good luck. We hope a Welshman

-wins and brings it home.

-It's December, so I'm going

-to say it. Merry Christmas.

-Nadolig Llawen.

-We'll also have Gary Neville's

-first game in charge at Valencia.

-How did that go against Barcelona?

-Newcastle beat Liverpool 2-0.

-They are above Sunderland.

-Bad news for Swansea.

-Points for Newcastle will

-not help Garry Monk.

-After the break, shuttlecocks away.

-A look at the fastest

-racket sport of them all, Badminton.

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-Welcome back.

-We've got Badminton next.

-The roots of this game

-go back 2,000 years apparently.

-There's evidence that

-a very similar sport...

-..was played in ancient

-Greece, China and India.

-Don't worry,

-we're not going back that far.

-We visited the Welsh International

-Badminton championships last week.

-Top stat for you about badminton.

-The Sport Wales centre in Cardiff...

-..was the venue

-for four days of competition.

-Some of the best in the world

-came to the capital...

-..for the fourth year in a row.

-With the Olympics on the horizon,

-the buzz was even greater this year.

-It's the Welsh International

-Badminton Championships.

-It happens yearly in Cardiff.

-It's one of the best events

-in Europe...

-..part of the European circuit.

-This year,

-it's particularly strong...

-..with over 250 participants

-from all over the world.

-They're all chasing points

-for the Olympics in Rio...

-..so the level is very high.

-It's been a year in the making.

-It's my first time organizing

-the event so it's been quite scary.

-A few people have told me...

-..it takes a lot of commitment

-all year, a lot of organization.

-We've had to get sponsors...

-..we've had to liaise with

-Badminton Europe from early on.

-We've got a lot of volunteers,

-line judges, umpires.

-Getting everyone on board, everyone

-here - that's the main part.

-Everything beforehand.

-Once it gets to the actual

-competition, it's where my job ends.

-I let everyone else carry on.

-The tournament will hopefully

-be running really smoothly.

-People will be trying to get as far

-through the rounds as possible...

-..to get as many ranking points.

-There are lots of Rio hopefuls here,

-especially some of the top seeds.

-We've got Vladimir Malkov

-from Russia...

-..Beatriz Corrales from Spain.

-Fingers crossed, we'll see

-some Welsh players as well.

-There were 12 from Wales in all.

-The dozen became ten after injuries

-to Jordan Hart and Aimee Moran.

-The brother and sister from

-Welshpool, Oliver and Emily Gwilt...

-..were healthy and ready.

-Sadly, the experienced Matthew

-Nottingham and Emily Westwood...

-..were two strong for them.

-The two English players

-won by two sets to love.

-It was always going to be tough.

-They're an established pair.

-Silly mistakes on our part

-but it was alright considering.

-We're trying to get Emily

-more experienced in seniors.

-She's down in the juniors

-at the moment.

-The seniors

-will be next year for her.

-It was an OK game.

-Carissa Turner from Cardiff was

-one of the brightest Welsh hopes.

-She reached

-the last eight last year.

-She started against Gayle Mahulette

-from the Netherlands.

-Mahulette went into an early lead.

-She caused the Welsh woman

-a lot of problems.

-The first set ended 21-13.

-Turner was obviously frustrated.

-The second set

-was a different story.

-Turner fired her shots over the net.

-She led until late on.

-But after Mahulette drew level

-at 18-18, there was no way back.

-She won three points in a row

-to win the game.

-Disappointment for the Cardiff girl.

-I had a bad start in the first set.

-I'm not sure if it was nerves.

-I was under a lot of pressure

-in this competition.

-I played well in the second set.

-I wasn't comfortable on court today.

-I'm not sure why.

-I tried my best but unfortunately

-she was the better player today.

-Maybe I put too much pressure

-on myself.

-It didn't work out for me today.

-After three days of competition,

-it was time for the final rounds.

-A time to enjoy the best players.

-No-one was disappointed.

-In the mixed doubles, Ronan Labar

-and Emilie Lefel from France...

-..met Oliver and Emily Gwilt's

-conquerors, Nottingham and Westwood.

-Though the English pair were

-lower ranked, they won the trophy...

-..after winning two sets to love,

-shocking the French.

-Probably some of the best badminton

-we've played together.

-We got nervous towards the end

-and gave them a run of points...

-..which gave them more confidence.

-I'm really happy we won.

-We went on with a game plan...

-..and we managed to stick to it

-for most of it.

-We did really well

-to get through it.

-There was some rivalry between

-Marcus Ellis and Chris Langridge...

-..and their Polish opponents,

-Adam Cwalina and Przemyslaw Wacha.

-But it was the English pair

-who celebrated...

-..after winning by two sets to love.

-It's a really big match

-we won today.

-It'll go on our tournaments

-as a big win.

-It'll contribute

-towards qualifying for Rio.

-Massive rivalry between us

-and the Polish guys.

-We're glad to get one up on them

-this time.

-The smile said it all.

-After England won two out of three

-in the doubles...

-..Heather Oliver and Lauren Smith

-took on Gabriela and Stefani Stoeva.

-England's luck ran out.

-The talented Bulgarian sisters

-took the match without losing a set.

-We were nervous but we knew we

-needed to be focussed.

-In the second game,

-we tried our best.

-We tried to keep the shuttle

-inside and got the victory.

-The singles matches on Saturday

-were the highlight.

-With the Rio Olympics

-on the horizon...

-..there were qualifying points

-to be won.

-Russia met Poland

-in the men's final.

-Vladimir Malkov

-versus Adrian Dziolko.

-They are two of Europe's top players

-so it promised to be a good game.

-Dziolko beat Malkov recently in the

-World Championships in Indonesia...

-..but the man from Russia

-was soon in front.

-He won the first set 21-13.

-There was more to come from Malkov.

-The Russian showed

-why he was the top seed.

-He won the set 21-11

-and took the match 2-0.

-I feel great. I'm trying

-to win Olympic qualifying points.

-This was an important match for me.

-It was difficult because I lost to

-Adrian at the World Championships.

-I'm happy.

-Anna Thea Madsen from Denmark

-and Karin Schnaase from Germany...

-..were the women's finalists.

-They had both beaten big names

-on their way to the final...

-..including Beatriz Corrales.

-The first set was competitive

-and very close.

-It went down to a tie-break.

-Anna Thea took it in the end 24-22.

-The second set

-was just as competitive.

-Madsen has a small advantage 11-9

-half way through.

-The girl from Denmark

-then broke away to win 21-11.

-She won the crown and those

-important points for Rio.

-This was the second time

-I've played Karin.

-The first time I lost three sets

-and this time I won. I'm happy.

-I enjoyed playing here.

-It's my second time here.

-It's been raining

-but besides that it's been good.

-Top stat for you about badminton.

-On average, a player

-runs four miles during a game.

-After the break...

-..a look at a special

-racing club up in Anglesey.

-Subtitles

-Let's turn our attention

-back to the Pro12 now.

-The Scarlets were back at

-the top of the table yesterday...

-..after winning

-22-20 out in Treviso.

-Steve Shingler's controversial

-last minute penalty won the game.

-They rose above Connacht who lost

-to the Blues in Cardiff on Friday.

-That was the Blues

-second league win of the season...

-..and only Connacht's second defeat.

-The Ospreys were also

-in Italy today playing Zebre.

-The Ospreys racked up a bonus point

-victory with five tries.

-Hassler, Walker, Tipuric with two

-and Spratt scored the tries.

-And the Dragons were home

-to Munster live on S4C.

-Here's how it went.

-Unfortunately, we cannot subtitle

-this part due to broadcast rights.

-Don't forget that Newport County...

-..are through to the third

-round of the FA Cup.

-I wonder if they will draw a

-giant for Rodney Parade.

-Now, a look at our

-featured club of the week.

-Get your driving gloves

-and your sunglasses ready.

-Welcome to the Anglesey Circuit.

-Today is the last race of the year.

-It's a one-off day and lots of fun.

-People have come

-from all over Britain.

-Some have come over

-from Ireland and France.

-Th track itself

-is a fantastic layout.

-The hospitality and the organizers

-are absolutely brilliant.

-It's very cost-effective, nearly

-cheaper than racing at home.

-The Anglesey Circuit might be...

-..the busiest in Britain,

-perhaps in Europe.

-There's something on

-almost every day of the week.

-It's a special circuit,

-it's a technical circuit.

-There's not much chance to draw

-breath from one corner to the next.

-The tarmac is exceptionally smooth,

-like a billiard table.

-The club has been going since 1993.

-Lots of people say the Anglesey

-circuit is the best in Britain.

-We won the Britain's Best Circuit

-prize last year.

-We run track days.

-Everyone is welcome to join us and

-go on the track in their own car.

-Everyone thinks

-that they can drive a car quickly.

-If you think that, you have to come

-to a track to prove it.

-If you're a bit of a petrol head,

-come here with whatever you've got.

-Go round the circuit

-and have a real thrash.

-The club is doing well,

-it's very popular.

-We have a lot of fun here.

-Like a billiard table! Amazing.

-Jazz Carlin continues

-to shine in the swimming pool.

-Jazz Carlin has won two golds in the

-European Short Course Championships.

-She won in the 400m and 800m

-freestyle.

-Steve Thomas is winning

-in the world Championships...

-..in the parasailing

-Championships in Australia.

-Brett John the cage fighter

-has switched to kickboxing.

-He won last night.

-He is quite a Fighter.

-He knocked his man out.

-Here is the pitch at

-Porthmadog at the moment.

-I think we might

-have to call it the lake from now!

-I have heard

-that The tide Is Going Out.

-Good news For Porthmadog FC.

-The car park next to the pitch

-is waterlogged as well.

-Gwennan Harries has retired from

-international football.

-Before we leave you we want

-to pay tribute on one man...

-..who retired from

-international rugby this week.

-After 94 Welsh Caps and 5 for

-the Lions in a glittering career...

-..Mike Phillips has called it a day.

-Good luck Mike and

-thanks for all the memories.

-Don't forget about Sgorio on Monday.