This weekend also marks a significant milestone for Alex Webber, who makes his 150th appearance for the club — a fantastic achievement in Ystrad colours.

Following a run of tough fixtures and a disrupted schedule due to international windows, Ystrad will be looking to settle back into a rhythm on home soil. Narberth arrive as a well-established Premiership outfit, providing another stern test for the hosts.

For Ystrad, the focus remains on putting in a disciplined and competitive performance, continuing to build consistency against strong opposition.

Team Overview

Forwards

The front row sees Tom Stacey, Liam Wiggins and Leon Moore tasked with laying a solid platform at set piece.

In the second row, James Owen partners Cole Parry, providing physical presence in the tight and around the park.

The back row of Jack Rees, Morgan Burgess and Kelly Jones offers energy and work rate, with all three expected to play key roles at the breakdown and in open play.

Backs

At half-back, Callum Phillips starts at scrum-half alongside Jacob Symes at outside-half, with the pair responsible for controlling territory and dictating the tempo.

In midfield, Cole Morgan and Logan Hutchings combine, bringing a mix of direct carrying and defensive organisation.

The back three sees Cavan Davies and Kurtis Williams on the wings, with Alex Webber positioned at full-back to provide attacking threat and cover from deep.

Finishers

Ystrad’s replacements offer reinforcement across both the forwards and backs. Carl Williams, Daniel Morgan and David Webb provide front row cover, while Lloyd Matthews and Ben Williams add depth in the pack.

In the backs, Keian Richards, Lewis Williams and Josh Williams are available to make an impact as the game unfolds.

The Opposition

Narberth are a well-drilled Premiership side who will look to impose themselves physically and take control of key moments in the game. They bring experience and structure, making them difficult opponents at this level.

Final Thoughts

For Ystrad, this is another challenging fixture against established opposition. Playing at home offers an opportunity to build momentum, but it will require accuracy, discipline and a strong work rate throughout.

Staying competitive, applying pressure where possible and continuing to develop as a group will be key objectives heading into the weekend.