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-Good afternoon and welcome

-to the end of a weekend...

-..full of late goals and late kicks,

-much to the relief of Wales.

-Someone who is never late

-is today's studio guest.

-He actually wouldn't have an excuse

-because he's a rally driver.

-Osian Pryce was smiling broadly

-holding the Welsh flag.

-He's smiling here in the studio too.

-Welcome to the programme.

-Thank you.

-2016 has been quite a year for you.

-It has been more than

-I could have expected.

-It feels great

-to be a world champion.

-I'm also a very proud Welshman.

-We'll chat more later but here's

-what else we have on the show.

-We catch up with the Wales U19s...

-..a team full of confidence

-and stars of the future.

-The Cardiff Devils

-travel to Sheffield...

-..who's captain is Welsh

-and also captain of the GB team.

-It's been another busy rugby week

-in the Welsh Premiership.

-Two big names at the wrong end of

-the table met, Bridgend and Neath.

-Clwb Ni features

-a very special club this week.

-It's a football club

-for players with disabilities...

-..and there are plenty of stars

-in Aberystwyth.

-Plenty to come on today's show.

-Let's take a look back

-at the weekend.

-Wales needed a late

-drop goal to beat Japan.

-Sam Davies did the business at

-the death to see Wales win 33-30.

-Wales play South Africa

-next Saturday.

-The Springboks lost 20-18 to Italy

-yesterday.

-Taloupe Faletau played almost an

-hour for Bath on Friday night.

-It's his first action for ten weeks

-since picking up a knee injury.

-I wonder if he'll be available

-for South Africa next Saturday.

-That match is live on S4C.

-Coverage starts next Saturday

-at 5.00pm.

-You could win a pair of tickets

-for the Wales v South Africa match.

-All you have to do

-is answer this simple question.

-What is the name of the animal

-on the South Africa rugby shirt?

-You can see the animal

-on your screens now.

-Send your answer, name and telephone

-number to [email protected].

-The closing date is midday tomorrow,

-21 November.

-Good luck.

-Yesterday in Belfast, two Welshmen,

-Brett Johns and Jack Marshman...

-..made their UFC debuts.

-This is the top tier of the MMA,

-or Mixed Martial Arts.

-Both Welshmen won their bouts

-and this was Brett Johns' reaction.

-I've just come back from

-UFC Fight Night 99 in Belfast.

-I beat Kwan Ho Kwak

-over three rounds.

-He was unbeaten in nine fights

-and I beat him over three rounds.

-I used a lot of my boxing skills.

-It was a tough fight.

-To be honest, I am very emotional.

-I want to thank Jim, my father

-and S4C.

-Most of all, I want to thank the

-Chris Rees Academy and all the boys.

-They've made me the fighter

-I am today.

-I am so proud of being Welsh and

-I am very emotional

-and chuffed to bits.

-Thanks to everyone who were there

-for me when times were hard.

-Congratulations to Brett Johns

-and Jack Marshman.

-Brett was very emotional.

-He's tough when he fights but showed

-an emotional side afterwards.

-Osian Pryce, the rally driver,

-is my studio guest.

-2016 has been

-a fantastic year for you.

-You won the DMACK Fiesta Trophy.

-It's a competition

-for up-and-coming drivers.

-How important was this title?

-Very important.

-This was the next step in my career.

-After a poor year last year,

-I was determined to win the title.

-We had a few problems

-during the year...

-..even in the final race in Spain.

-It went down to the last day

-and we came out on top.

-You will now compete in two rounds

-of the WRC2 next year.

-How much of a step up will that be?

-It's a huge step up

-but it's the next one for me.

-I'm determined

-to make it work for me.

-There is far more preparation

-to be done.

-I'll also need a lot more time in

-the car to compete with the best.

-We shall see how the winter season

-progresses.

-People think of rally drivers

-having glamorous lives.

-How difficult is it to keep going?

-People think we turn up to rallies

-in our private jets!

-It doesn't work like that.

-I work full time

-for the family building firm.

-I spend most of my spare time

-looking for sponsors to help us.

-We had a lot of help this year and

-that's what made the win possible.

-Will next year be the same,

-chasing sponsors and money?

-Yes, and it's a big step up.

-I'll have even more to do.

-There will be no off season.

-I'm sure that I can achieve it but

-there's a lot of hard work to do.

-We have been looking at

-your Twitter feed.

-You were even looking for someone...

-..to deliver a package from

-Aber to Machynlleth the other day.

-I managed to sort that out,

-I also read that it was

-your father's birthday recently.

-Is rallying a family affair?

-Yes, everyone supports me, my

-father, grandfather and mother.

-The whole family

-has given me this opportunity.

-It was meant to be just a bit of fun

-but they saw that I had some talent.

-I have been very lucky

-to be supported.

-The next step up is out

-of our league financially.

-The whole family

-come to the rallies.

-There were 22 of them out in Spain.

-It was great to see them when

-I crossed the line as the winner.

-You also took part

-in the Wales Rally GB.

-We'll here more from Osian on Clwb 2

-later on.

-That's all for part one of the show.

-We're off to Plainmoor after the

-break as Wrexham travel to Torquay.

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-Welcome back to your comprehensive

-sports digest on S4C.

-It's football next.

-Dai's old club Wrexham, travelled to

-Torquay in the Conference.

-The Dragons still haven't won

-under Dean Keates.

-Bryn Tomos is your commentator.

-Rooney.

-You could hear the shout

-from Jordan Evans.

-Evans looks for McDonagh.

-McDonagh for Wrexham!

-We've played ten minutes here at

-Plainmoor.

-A lovely ball from the back

-from Jordan Evans.

-McDonagh controlled well and gave

-Moore no chance in the goal.

-Torquay 0-1 Wrexham.

-The deflection comes off

-Rowe-Turner.

-Carrington's effort

-comes off the post!

-It's there for Jordan Evans

-A thunderous strike.

-This is a chance for Sparkes.

-Joe Ward is with him.

-Coddington is under pressure!

-It has been disallowed for a foul by

-Kieffer Moore on Luke Coddington.

-Rowe-Turner looks for Blissett but

-it's over him and beyond Ward too.

-This is a chance!

-Kieffer Moore's effort

-hits the crossbar.

-Luke Coddington was beaten.

-Rowe-Turner is on the far side.

-Sparkes is ahead of him.

-Rowe-Turner gets his cross in...

-..but Blissett's header

-comes back off the crossbar!

-Wrexham escape again.

-This is Aman Verma.

-Verma goes past Rooney so easily.

-There is danger here for Wrexham.

-Moore!

-How did Kieffer Moore

-fail to hit the target?

-Jordan Evans with the corner kick

-to the near post.

-It's loose at the edge of the box.

-The Torquay defence is all at sea

-and it's still there for Wrexham.

-The clearance is finally made

-by Richards.

-Young with the corner as the

-pressure builds on the defence.

-McGinty with the header.

-We have played 87 minutes

-and it's heartbreak for Wrexham.

-Rooney spreads to wide

-to set up the cross.

-The ball is in the back of the net!

-Wrexham are back in front...

-..no, someone was offside.

-First half, we were outstanding

-and scored a great goal.

-You won't see a better goal this

-weekend.

-We were under pressure in the second

-half. The lads stood up bravely.

-We conceded a free header

-from a corner very late on.

-One of the lads left

-their position on the post.

-There's a person who's lost a man

-and a person who could have...

-..cleared off the line,

-but he'd left the post.

-Wrexham continue to be closer

-to relegation than the play-offs.

-Leaders Forest Green Rovers are

-the next visitors to the Racecourse.

-We'll have highlights on Clwb

-next Sunday.

-It's been a busy week for

-Wales U19 football team.

-The team is full of future stars.

-They were playing a qualifying match

-for the European Championship.

-They have three games in all.

-Here's how it went.

-The Welsh campaign

-started at The Racecourse.

-Greece were their first opponents.

-It's wasn't a perfect start

-for the Reds.

-Mingos finished off a

-slick move after 60 minutes.

-With ten minutes left...

-..Dimitris Nikolaou doubled the lead

-for the visitors.

-That left Geraint Williams' side...

-..with a mountain to climb

-in the final two games.

-Two days later...

-to the Bangor University Stadium.

-Cole DaSilva has it.

-His brother, Jay DaSilva

-is playing for England tonight.

-The pass finds Ben Woodburn.

-Woodburn aims and shoots

-straight at the keeper.

-Woodburn gets it back

-and he's been brought down.

-It's a penalty for Wales.

-The Everton player, Nathan

-Broadhead, finds the bottom corner.

-A great strike by Broadhead

-to give Wales the lead.

-Broadhead with the header

-and he gets the ball back.

-Harris is striding into the box

-and he's doubled the lead.

-Brilliant by Wales.

-It was a perfect pass by Broadhead.

-Wales 2-0 England.

-Dujon Sterling spots the run

-by Trent Arnold.

-It's gone over Hale-Brown.

-It's in the back of the net

-after a deflection on the cross.

-Dujon Sterling is too quick

-for Cole DaSilva.

-He's gone to ground

-and it's a penalty kick.

-There wasn't much contact.

-Trent Arnold scores his second.

-That's a first-class penalty.

-Arnold's pass has been intercepted

-by Tyler Roberts.

-The ball has been cleared

-as far as Aaron Lewis.

-Lewis finds Broadhead.

-Broadhead dummies and scores.

-Wales have retaken the lead.

-The local boy, Nathan Broadhead,

-has scored for Wales.

-Roberts has been fouled

-by Ro-Shaun Williams.

-He's going to see another

-yellow card and a red card.

-It's falling apart for England.

-What an occasion

-for the two brothers.

-That's football.

-Two days ago we were disappointed

-by a 2-0 defeat by Greece.

-I said to the lads

-it was a challenge.

-Would we lie down

-or come out fighting?

-There can't be enough praise

-for the boys out there tonight.

-They were magnificent.

-The boys were

-well up for it tonight.

-We gave it our all

-and hoped for the best.

-We finally got the result.

-Luxembourg were the final challenge.

-Geraint Williams' team knew

-they needed a victory on Tuesday.

-There was nothing lucky

-about the opening goal.

-Danny Da Costa with a great strike

-for Luxembourg after three minutes.

-It was 1-1 after 20 minutes.

-Ben Woodburn with an unstoppable

-free kick into the top corner.

-No chance for Bobby Jang

-in the Luxembourg goal.

-Quite a shot by the boy

-based at Liverpool.

-Fergal Hale-Brown

-then conceded a messy penalty.

-Eric Brandenburger hammered it

-into the roof of the net...

-..to reclaim the lead

-for Luxembourg.

-Wales managed to find a second

-equalizer before the break.

-Nathan Broadhead curling

-a lovely shot into the far corner.

-The Everton player

-this time showing off.

-After the break,

-Tyler Roberts was foremost...

-..setting up this chance

-for Ben Woodburn.

-His shot found the net

-and put Wales ahead finally.

-The goalscorer became the creator

-for the next goal.

-Liam Cullen scoring

-a fourth for Wales.

-Luxembourg were struggling to cope

-with Woodburn's pace by now.

-Pit Simon saw a red card for

-bringing down the Liverpool flier.

-Wales had more to offer.

-from Nathan Broadhead.

-Another corker but

-with his left foot this time.

-Ten out of ten for the No10.

-Broadhead completed his hat-trick

-but it wasn't enough for Wales.

-They finished third in the group...

-..on the same points

-as Greece and England.

-They went out of the competition...

-..because of the head-to-head

-results against the other two.

-Utter desolation.

-They can't believe that some teams

-are through in other groups...

-..with just four points

-while we have six.

-We knew the UEFA rules when

-we started this competition.

-The talent in the squad

-is immense.

-They have a long way to go

-being young men.

-They have to make their way

-in the game.

-Individually,

-they drive each other on.

-They are professional...

-..and a credit to themselves

-and their families and to Wales.

-We want to push the boys through

-and push them on.

-Giving performances like this

-and moving on to Chris' squad.

-There are future stars

-in the Wales U19 team.

-All three countries

-finished on six group points.

-It was goal difference

-in the matches...

-..against England and Greece

-that decided qualification

-We're going to see a lot

-of those names in the future.

-We're going to see

-a lot of our guest too.

-He's a rally driver, Osian Pryce.

-We mentioned Wales Rally GB earlier.

-You started it all off this year.

-How much of an honour was it?

-It was great.

-I was the highest placed

-Welsh driver in the rally.

-The pressure was on me.

-You performed but the car didn't

-from what I hear.

-Unfortunately, that's how things go.

-We've had a great season but

-Wales Rally GB didn't go to plan.

-There were problems with

-the car throughout the rally.

-We did our best

-which is all we can do.

-There were plenty of positives

-to take from the rally.

-How frustrating is it

-when little things go wrong?

-It must be difficult

-when the car isn't at its best.

-It's very difficult but you can't

-get your own way all the time.

-I've had worse.

-We had a bad season two years ago.

-for what's happened this year.

-We still did well.

-We were competing against

-full-time drivers in our class.

-I was more than happy with that.

-It's something to work on

-for next year.

-What about Wales Rally GB?

-It's quite an event on the calendar

-in terms of world-wide rallying.

-How special is Wales Rally GB?

-It's very special for Wales.

-It's special for me

-because it goes past my home.

-It's nice to do it.

-I hadn't planned to do it.

-The fans are great

-and the stages are fantastic.

-The future of the rally has been in

-doubt at times.

-It's moved around a bit.

-Have things settled down now?

-I hope that it's future is secure.

-North Wales wants the rally to stay.

-They do a lot for the rally

-and it works well.

-The stages in the north are great.

-The rally ahs proved itself to be

-one of the best in the calendar.

-Thank you for now, Osian.

-We have a very different race next.

-It's the Vendee Globe yacht race.

-This is quite a challenge

-for the competitors.

-They sail around the world

-single-handed.

-More people have been to the moon

-and the summit of Everest...

-..than have completed this race.

-A Welshman is leading the way.

-The Vendee Globe, a 25,000 mile race

-around the world.

-Alex Thomson from Bangor

-is one of the 29 competitors.

-Been making miles

-on the competition.

-The lead two are ahead of me

-by about fifty miles.

-The other group of four are down

-here on my beam.

-They're going pretty well.

-I've been going a little bit faster

-in the last day or so.

-I'm pretty happy about that.

-I'm just heading south

-trying to get to the equator.

-Get to the doldrums.

-I'm still going to have to decide

-what to do about the Cape Verdes.

-Do I go and leave them

-on the port side.

-Do I go through them?

-There's even the option to leave

-them on my starboard side.

-It's going to be interesting to see

-how that pans out.

-The race is held every four years.

-Alex finished third in 2012.

-He was second as they reached

-Cape Verde.

-Alex had a big decision to make.

-We're going past the first of the

-Cape Verde islands.

-I've forgotten the name of it.

-I'm only a couple of miles off. I

-haven't really lost the wind so far.

-I'm not sure I'm going

-to be in second for long.

-We'll see

-after I clear these islands.

-That's it for now.

-Alex's gamble of sailing between the

-islands...

-..instead of around them

-really paid off.

-He left Cape Verde in the lead.

-Passing through the Cape Verde

-islands worked very well for me.

-I was surprised that nobody else

-did the same thing.

-With favourable winds, he sailed

-through the doldrums too.

-It's been a fantastic day today.

-I think that's the easiest doldrums

-crossing I have ever had.

-As I get further south I'll have

-more wind and it'll be further left.

-That means I can ease the sails

-and go faster.

-Aiming for the equator was next.

-When he crossed

-in his 4.5 million boat...

-..he set a new World Record

-of 9 days, 7 hours and 3 minutes.

-The next milestone

-is to reach the cape of good hope.

-We will follow that race on Clwb 2

-over the coming weeks.

-The Cardiff Devils faced

-a trip to Sheffield this weekend.

-Earlier this week, our cameras

-went to Sheffield to meet...

-..the Welshman leading the charge

-for the Steelers right now.

-He's also the captain of Team GB.

-Jonathan Phillips,

-from Ely, Cardiff.

-I begged my mum to play.

-It was a birthday present for me.

-They signed me up with

-the Cardiff Devils.

-A few of us came up

-through the juniors.

-It Was A very proud moment and a

-special time for us all.

-The Devils have a

-special place for me.

-I've been up here so long now.

-When I first signed for Sheffield...

-..I never thought I'd be

-Here for ten years.

-It's Just something that happened.

-I've enjoyed it here year-on-year.

-Then I had a testimonial.

-To do it here was a great honour.

-We're not concentrating on three

-in a row in the league.

-We are concentrating on

-another season.

-The Pressure Would Be On Three In a

-row and we would lose focus.

-We Have To Treat It like

-any other year.

-We had to work hard

-until the final goal.

-The final goal could be

-three in a row.

-People say I'm quiet.

-I'm not somebody who

-rants and raves.

-I like to lead by example.

-You always want more in this sport.

-You always want to go out on a high.

-That's what I'd want to do Although

-I'm Not Ready to retire Yet.

-This Friday we lost twice against

-Cardiff in Sheffield.

-We can do that this Friday.

-Recent history

-favoured The Devils...

-..having already won there in the

-cup and the league this season.

-The home team started well.

-This goal was disallowed.

-Nelson interfered

-with the goaltender.

-The home team's first goal

-was inevitable.

-A prostrate Guillame Desbiens

-somehow passed to Colton Fretter.

-His shot was perfect.

-A brilliant goal put the champions

-of the past two seasons in front.

-The Steelers had seven

-of their previous eight games.

-When Levi Nelson went clear

-at the start of the second period...

-..there was only one way

-Josh Batch was going to stop him.

-A penalty shot for Nelson but

-brilliant work from Ben Bowns.

-The Devils' goaltender

-saved the shot.

-Next, it was the referee's turn

-to stop Nelson.

-Oh dear!

-After a tight first two periods...

-..it sparked into life

-in the final period.

-Fretter skated past four defenders

-for a great goal.

-2-0 to the Steelers.

-Andrew Lord's team struck back.

-The player coach shot and Sean

-Bentivoglio picked up the crumbs.

-That gave the Devils

-a glimmer of hope.

-Having lost two on the trot

-..the Devils needed a win.

-Their first goal

-gave them confidence.

-It was an untidy goal

-that brought the Devils level.

-Guillame Doucet

-squeezed in the puck.

-The puck rebounded off the boards

-behind the goal.

-Doucet was alert enough

-to take advantage.

-Less than two minutes later,

-the Devils were in front.

-Scott Hotham, one of two brothers in

-the Devils' team...

-..created a goal

-for Patrick Asselin.

-The Steelers were stunned and the

-Devils were ahead at the home...

-..of the team who pipped them to the

-title by two points last year.

-Asselin made sure of the points

-with 7 minutes left.

-The Steelers complained

-that he'd pushed the goaltender.

-There were no complaints

-from the Devils though.

-A brilliant victory

-against their main title rivals.

-The Devils clear at the top before

-they play Braehead Clan tonight.

-The Steelers now need to win

-all their games in hand...

-..to catch the Cardiff crew.

-It's looking good

-for the Cardiff Devils.

-After the break,

-we meet Tesni Evans...

-..the Welsh woman

-taking on the world at squash.

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-Welcome back to Clwb 2.

-We'll have rugby from the

-Principality Premiership later on.

-But first, squash.

-Tesni Evans is the top ranked

-women's squash player in Wales.

-She is also starting

-to take on the best in the world.

-I went to meet her this week...

-..on her return from a

-successful tournament in Egypt...

-..and before she was off again

-to a tournament in Paris.

-We're reaching the end of 2016.

-It's been quite a year for you.

-The last few weeks

-have been amazing.

-Where does the Wadi Degla in Cairo

-rank in your achievements?

-Probably pretty high.

-I would say the highest,

-to make the last four.

-The last four people were ranked

-two, three and four in the world.

-Then I was in there.

-It has to be pretty high up

-in my achievements.

-Last year, I won the 25,000

-tournament in Sharm El-Sheik.

-That was really good.

-It probably gave me a little boost.

-I thought that if I can do it

-once...

-..I can try and keep doing it

-every time I go there.

-I do actually enjoy going.

-Where did it all start?

-I know that squash

-is a family affair.

-Where did it all begin for you?

-It all began pretty much at home.

-My parents both played.

-I think I lived more in the squash

-club than I did at home!

-My dad was coaching there full time

-and playing at the same time.

-During practice

-he'd put my cradle behind the court.

-I must have just picked it up.

-Your dad, Andrew Evans

-is still your coach.

-He's still coaching me.

-Obviously it works great

-with him on the doorstep.

-We get on all the time

-and we understand each other.

-It works really well.

-There might be some arguments

-but that's normal.

-It's good, I like it.

-The year is coming to an end...

-..but your year isn't ending

-either from Cairo to Paris.

-What's coming up

-in the next few weeks?

-We're heading to Paris in two weeks.

-It's the Women's World Team

-Championships.

-It's a great event

-held every two years.

-Representing Wales is always

-a good way to finish the year.

-We all bring our A game out

-to play for them.

-It's pretty exciting.

-The team's pretty young this year.

-I think our average age

-is below 24.

-I'm actually the oldest

-which is a bit annoying!

-It'll be hard.

-But we think we can do well

-if we play like we can play.

-That's what we're going for.

-What about 2017, what's on the to-do

-list on the squash calendar?

-2017 will be busy.

-It's take off in January

-pretty quickly...

-..with the Tournament of Champions

-which is in New York.

-They put the glass court

-in Grand Central Station.

-That will be a good way

-to kick off the season.

-It's followed by our national

-championship.

-That's in the Sport Wales Centre

-so that'll be good as well.

-It'll be a pretty big build-up event

-for the Commonwealth Games.

-The Commonwealth Games,

-a glass court in Australia.

-The Commonwealth Games

-must be pretty exciting.

-Definitely,

-the last one was unbelievable.

-It really

-opened my eyes to everything.

-Everyone was so excited

-for three years before.

-It was because the

-Commonwealth Games were coming up.

-To have another one is unbelievable.

-In Australia, everyone

-will be pumped up for it I'm sure.

-What are your short-term

-or long-term ambitions?

-Shot-term, it's probably just

-to make it into the world top 20.

-I'm at 28 right now.

-I hope that in December,

-I'll get a higher ranking.

-Top 20 is a big achievement for me.

-If I can make that

-then we'll go ahead from there.

-We've loved watching you

-over the last few months.

-We've loved following you today.

-The next few years sound very

-exciting. Thanks very much.

-Thank you.

-It was great to meet Tesni

-and good luck to Wales in Paris.

-We'll keep you posted.

-It's time for Clwb Ni now.

-We're off to Aberystwyth

-to meet a very special club.

-There are a lot of people

-who grow up with disabilities...

-..who might feel they're not

-involved as much as they want to be.

-Maybe they feel sad...

-..that their disability

-might be holding them back.

-Having a disability team here can

-make them feel part of something.

-It's in our club constitution to

-give people with disabilities...

-..an opportunity to play football.

-The backbone of the team

-is made up from local lads...

-..boys from Penglais and Penweddig,

-supporters of the town.

-This is what they look forward to

-most of all.

-When I turn up, I see all these

-players just enjoying themselves...

-..the smiles on their faces.

-It makes it all worth it.

-There are three levels

-in the Over 16s category.

-They are known as Champions League,

-Premier League and Championship.

-The abilities are very different

-in each level...

-..to make the matches

-as fair as possible...

-..and to give as many

-people a game.

-I have been playing here...

-..for about eighteen months.

-It's very important...

-..and a great opportunity

-for me and for the community.

-I play in goal.

-I try to make some saves...

-..and I do save a few of them.

-We are training

-with the women's team behind us.

-When we've finished,

-the first team take over.

-It's great that players

-from different teams...

-..get to see each other, including

-the senior Aberystwyth sides.

-I once had a message from one

-of the player's support workers.

-They said that it's all

-they talk about...

-..coming to the football and

-representing Aberystwyth Town FC...

-..which is what all these players

-are doing.

-Being part of it is something

-brilliant, something to be proud of.

-These guys are proud of representing

-Aberystwyth Town.

-The club has made a bid recently

-for boots with special studs.

-They are called 'mouldies'.

-You aren't allowed to wear

-old-fashioned studded boots on 3G.

-If you would like to contribute

-get in touch with the club.

-Here is their Twitter address.

-Osian Pryce is still

-in the studio with me.

-He's involved in the rallying world.

-You talked about your father

-and grandfather earlier.

-Do you remember when the obsession

-took hold in your brain?

-I think it goes back as far

-as when I was three years old.

-I drove my parents wild racing

-around the house in a little buggy.

-goes back a long way.

-The DNA was always there with

-dad and granddad both competing.

-the level I've got to now.

-It is in the blood.

-You must be one of those who passed

-his driving test the first time?

-That's right.

-Not like me.

-I was actually racing in Latvia

-before I'd passed my driving test.

-I took my driving test

-ten days after my 17th birthday.

-A week later I competed

-in my first British rally.

-Who are your rally driving heroes?

-Colin McRae and Richard Burns.

-Why were they so special?

-It's more than their success.

-They became very big names.

-They succeeded as British drivers.

-I'd like to add a Welsh World Champ

-to the Scot and the Englishman.

-I admired them both.

-They had very different approaches.

-I'm more like Richard Burns.

-I don't damage the cars

-as much as Colin used to.

-Those two stand out for me.

-I've was in a rally car

-with Elfyn Evans last year.

-I couldn't believe

-what was happening.

-It was just so fast.

-Have you shocked a few people

-taking them on a rally run?

-It's an amazing skill.

-You have to be prepared for that

-type of car to jump around a lot.

-The performance is very high.

-Your first experience

-is always breath-taking.

-What the car can do and what the

-driver does doesn't come overnight.

-It takes experience

-and time in the car.

-I admire you a great deal.

-I avoided screaming too much

-by keeping my eyes closed.

-We'll be back after the break

-with plenty of rugby action.

-Subtitles

-Subtitles

-Welcome back to Clwb 2 on S4C.

-We'll start with

-the Principality Premiership.

-This division gained four teams

-at the start of this season.

-It appears to have shaken the

-confidence of some of the old guard.

-Two traditional giants of Welsh

-rugby clashed on Friday night.

-Owain Gwynedd was also there for us.

-It's been up and down

-the past few seasons.

-We nearly got the Cup

-a couple of years back.

-We've got structure within the club

-now.

-We've got two forwards coaches

-and two backs coaches.

-We've got a lot more attention

-to detail really.

-There's not a lot of money

-at the club.

-We've got a young squad.

-We're trying to give them that bit

-more value...

-..at training and on match days.

-We've changed half the squad

-from last year.

-Things

-are definitely getting better.

-A few results get away from us.

-Some of the score boards have been

-frustrating to be honest.

-Neath are scoring

-some quality tries.

-They're a dangerous side.

-They've got a back three

-that can go from anywhere.

-We're in for a tough inspection

-tonight.

-We've got a run of games

-coming up now.

-I think we need

-to get some results in.

-If we don't win tonight.

-We'll definitely

-miss out on the top eight.

-We still could.

-Tonight's a must-win game for us.

-The ball is lost.

-This is a chance for the winger,

-Grabham.

-He scores. Great football skills.

-Neath get the night's first try.

-Grabham kicks the ball through.

-He wasn't sure if he'd control it.

-The second kick

-put him over the line.

-Guy out to the prop, Ryan Thomas.

-He loses the ball.

-It goes out to the left.

-Scrivens looks up.

-He's made a break.

-There's a chance here.

-He has support to his left.

-He doesn't take it.

-Mike Powell was there.

-There was a chance to the right.

-He's raised his head.

-Bird to Gatt. That's a solid tackle.

-There are men on the right.

-The defence has set up again.

-Bridgend are losing

-a bit of their shape.

-The forwards look likely

-to take responsibility.

-There are men on the blind side.

-Is there a chance?

-Is the pass good?

-Yes, the pass wasn't forward.

-The winger, Ryan Griffiths scored

-Bridgend's first try of the night.

-That has put the visitors ahead.

-Ryan Griffiths had acres of space

-to exploit.

-Second Half

-Neat try to push it on.

-Dai Camborne heads for his pocket.

-It's a yellow card for the prop.

-Bridgend will have ten minutes

-with 14 men on the field.

-To award a penalty try,

-a try must have been inevitable.

-Mr Camborne wasn't certain of that.

-It's a try.

-That was one penalty too far.

-Bridgend look in trouble.

-Neath put pressure on them.

-Bridgend's front row

-buckled under the pressure.

-Dai Camborne didn't have to think

-twice this time.

-The clock ticks on slowly.

-Bateman, Morgans.

-Out to the substitute prop,

-Geraint James.

-Geraint James has won a penalty.

-Bridgend didn't roll away.

-Howley takes aim.

-He pauses and breaths deeply.

-The crowd have quietened down.

-It's there.

-The crowd's voice says it all.

-It's a huge relief around the Gnoll.

-It's been coming for a while.

-We let a few go.

-The boys were pleased

-to get it put to bed.

-We made hard work of it in the end,

-really.

-Hopefully this will be the

-springboard going forward.

-I've said to the boys in the

-changing rooms.

-We can't have that many

-poor performances and mistakes.

-I told them before the game that

-this isn't a given.

-It's a tough place to come and play.

-They are a dangerous side

-as you saw today.

-They take their chances well

-and are deserved winners.

-Neath were celebrating

-on Friday night.

-Time to feature the rest of the

-Lowri Wyn has all the details.

-Ebbw Vale started well

-away from home.

-Dai Langdon scored a try early on.

-Aberavon struck back immediately.

-Luke Joseph showed his

-strength to beat the defence.

-The home side scored another try

-before half-time through Jay Baker.

-The winger then scored

-his second try after the break.

-It followed a great run

-from halfway.

-With the victory assured the home

-side went looking for a bonus point.

-Good interplay between both flankers

-put Joe Tomalin?Reeves in.

-Merthyr looked the stronger team

-from the start.

-They were taking on Llandovery.

-A long pass to James Howe

-out on the wing.

-The prop crashed over in the corner.

-A good pass by Dean Gunter

-to Harley Thomson.

-The centre offloaded and Rhys Downes

-increased the advantage.

-It was the same story

-after the break.

-A short pass by Gunter

-and Ethan Daley scored.

-Llandovery

-scored two tries before the end.

-Winger, Jack Parkinson scored a

-consolation try for the home side.

-RGC1404 led Cardiff at the break.

-A brilliant try from winger,

-Aron Evans stretched the advantage.

-Good work by the home side's backs,

-accurate passing...

-..and Rhys Williams' strong run gave

-Josh Leach an easy chance to score.

-That gave them a bonus point.

-There was a consolation try

-for the visitors.

-Lloyd Chalk

-found a gap in the defence.

-Cameron Gibbon scored.

-A try by Ross Coombes put Bargoed

-ahead early on against Bedwas.

-Four penalties and a late try from

-Pat Lewis gave Bedwas the away win.

-Bargoed lost their seventh

-consecutive game.

-The visitors got off to a good start

-at Carmarthen Park.

-Lewis Williams dummied before

-passing to fullback, Gary Williams.

-The outside half supported well

-and scored under the posts.

-Pontypridd kept up the pressure

-in the second half.

-Cameron Lewis scored a brilliant try

-after a strong and determined run.

-A lack of discipline led to five

-penalties for Steffan Marshall.

-The last word went to Shaun Jones

-who scored a try in the corner.

-There was a close match

-at Parc y Scarlets.

-The home side were ahead

-before the break.

-Number eight, Nathan Hart

-scored an early try.

-One more effort from the visitors

-and quick passing from the backs...

-..gave winger, Nathan Trowbridge

-a try and a last-gasp victory.

-for a victory against Newport...

-..to lift them off

-the bottom of the table.

-The visitors were too strong.

-Weak defending gave winger,

-Jonathan Morris an easy try.

-Although the home side struck back

-with two tries in the second half...

-..Newport carried on attacking.

-After brilliant interplay

-from the backs...

-..a kick by fullback, Geraint

-O'Driscoll and a defensive error...

-..O'Driscoll was there to score.

-Aberavon stay top of the table.

-Merthyr are second.

-Swansea are still bottom.

-Before we finish I want

-to mention that we'll feature...

-..a Cardiff Met Women's

-Basketball team match next week.

-To get us in the mood, here's

-Ger Hardy with a feature on them.

-A brand new season in the British

-league.

-Tell us how the league works.

-The league is composed of ten teams.

-We have teams throughout the UK.

-We have ourselves,

-the only Welsh team in the league...

-..based out of Cardiff.

-It's tough to see where you're at

-at the beginning of the league.

-We have two new teams and teams

-have recruited differently.

-For us, I think it's just getting a

-benchmark of where we're at now...

-..and see how we can form as the

-system progresses.

-The important thing is

-a lot of our players...

-..are students

-at Cardiff Met University.

-We're trying to develop them.

-They might be in their first year.

-so we see that development.

-I think we've got

-a perfect model here.

-We've got a great pathway

-for a lot of the Welsh kids...

-..aspiring to play

-hopefully for GB one day.

-It's such a great opportunity and we

-don't make enough noise about it.

-Basketball is a minority sport.

-We want to echo the things

-the Celtic Dragons do in netball.

-Kind of build it up

-as the year goes on.

-See what we can develop.

-We'll have more from

-the Cardiff Met team next week.

-Osian Pryce has been

-my studio guest.

-What do you have in store for 2017?

-Hopefully,

-we can move on from this year.

-We have two rallies

-with the DMACK team next year.

-It's going to be a competitive year.

-Only two rallies are in place...

-..but I'm determined to get sponsors

-for the rest of the year.

-People think that you relax

-over the winter.

-That isn't actually the case.

-The hard work starts now to ensure

-the best possible season next year.

-I might have left it a bit late.

-I would hope to race

-in three more rounds.

-it's a huge step up financially.

-I hope you manage to find sponsors.

-You are from Machynlleth

-and I am from Aberystwyth.

-What is so special about Mid Wales

-for rally driving?

-So many great rally drivers

-have come from Mid Wales.

-I am from Aberangell,

-near the Dyfi forests.

-The buzz is definitely here

-and I love seeing the local fans.

-Gwyndaf Evans has been successful

-in the past.

-have gained success.

-It's great but we are the new guard.

-I want to make it work and I'm ready

-for all the hard work involved.

-Thank you for coming in

-and good luck next year.

-Osian Pryce has been

-my studio guest.

-That's all from us this afternoon.

-Sgorio will have all the Welsh

-Premier and La Liga action...

-..at 6.30pm tomorrow evening.

-We're back with Clwb 2 at 5.45pm

-next Sunday afternoon.

-Until then, goodnight.

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