Explore accurate Dragons v Scarlets sporting information for 19th April, as well as links for Rugby Union news, tickets and more with Fixture Calendar. The European Rugby Champions Cup0, also known as the Newport Gwent European Rugby Champions Cup0, are a professional rugby union team based in Newport, Wales. They currently compete in the Pro14, one of the top-tier professional leagues in Europe, and have also previously participated in the Anglo-Welsh Cup and European Rugby Challenge Cup. The team has a rich history, dating back to its formation in 2003, and has produced notable players such as former Wales captain, Alun Wyn Jones. The European Rugby Champions Cup0 play their home games at the iconic Rodney Parade stadium, which has a capacity of 8,000. In recent years, the team has secured several accolades, including a spot in the Challenge Cup final in 2010 and a semi-final appearance in the Pro14 in 2011. With a talented roster and dedicated fanbase, the European Rugby Champions Cup0 continue to make their mark in the world of rugby.
The Scarlets, also known as the Scarlets European Rugby Champions Cup2 Club, is a professional European Rugby Champions Cup2 Union team based in Llanelli, Wales. Established in 2003, the team competes in the Pro14 league, which is a top-level rugby competition consisting of teams from Ireland, Scotland, European Rugby Champions Cup3, Wales, and South Africa. The Scarlets have a rich history, having won the Pro14 title four times, most recently in the 2016-2017 season. In addition to their success in the Pro14, the team has also represented Wales in several European and international competitions, including the prestigious European Rugby Champions Cup. The Scarlets boast a star-studded roster, with former and current international players such as European Rugby Champions Cup1 Halfpenny, Jonathan Davies, and Ken Owens. The team's home ground is the iconic Parc y Scarlets stadium, which has a capacity of 14,870 spectators and is known for its passionate and lively atmosphere on game days.

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The stadium is not small in scale. There is no wide square between a group of buildings crowded by riverside buildings, and there is not enough color in the stadium. Unlike domestic facilities, there are many glass curtain walls. Several pillars somewhat resembling London&#39;s Millennium Dome support the whole building outwards. On the South side, there is a matching shopping mall near the railway station.

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An amazing castle and visiting the grounds was a treat. Full of history and going through the surroundings, it wasn&#39;t repetitive and not boring at all. I absolutely loved it and it&#39;s was very interesting. I love the Arab Room and the war shelters.
Reasonable priced tickets compared to the Royal castle prices.
I highly recommend this visit for all ages.
The staff were friendly and helpful.
I love Cardiff. It&#39;s so refreshing compared to London.

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Pleasant enough way to spend a couple of hours. Went primarily to see the paintings but (and of course this is entirely a matter of personal taste) there wasnt a lot to rock my boat and not a lot of range. Some of the pottery was quite interesting but could have been better displayed. The natural history section on the ground floor was rather more interesting than expected- not too &quot;dry&quot;

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