Cardiff Blues Mid-Season Memberships are available now - offering supporters unrivalled value to watch Wales' Capital Region in the second-half of the campaign.

Cardiff Blues Mid-Season Memberships are available now - offering supporters unrivalled value to watch Wales' Capital Region in the second-half of the campaign.

Cardiff Blues Mid-Season Memberships are available now - offering supporters unrivalled value to watch Wales' Capital Region in the second-half of the campaign.

Fewer than 1,000 tickets remain for Cardiff Blues' much-anticipated Heineken Champions Cup clash with Saracens.

Cardiff Blues and Welsh Rugby Union will combine to host a mid-season #TeamTalk event at Coleg y Cymoedd on Monday, 10 December.

Places are still available for the Cardiff Blues' half-term rugby camp, which will include a visit to the Principality Stadium to watch the Wales senior side train.

More than 600 local girls took part in Cardiff Blues' Rookie Rugby Day, which was ran in conjunction with the Welsh Rugby Union.

Cardiff Blues, has joined forces with Christ College Brecon to offer aspiring rugby players a first-class education at the renowned sporting and academic institution.

Andy Booth will return to Cardiff Arms Park on Saturday as St James's Place Wealth Management sponsor the crunch Heineken Champions Cup clash with Saracens.

Cardiff Blues are delighted to announce Singolo Vino as the region's Official Wine Partner.

The newly-founded Cardiff Blues Former Players Association are offering you the opportunity to jet off for an unbelievable golf trip to Palma, Spain, brushing shoulders with some of your favourite Cardiff Blues legends.

Cardiff Blues and Syft have joined forces to bring you the Syft International Challenge, as Wales' Capital Region host Uruguay at Cardiff Arms Park on Tuesday, November 6.

Cardiff Blues restored pride with a spirited home performance against Saracens at Cardiff Arms Park, but the English champions displayed their ruthlessness to clinch a 14-26 victory.

A stunning first-half performance was not enough for Cardiff Blues as a crippling injury count proved costly against Saracens in the Heineken Champions Cup.

First-half tries from Matthew Morgan and Kristian Dacey were not enough as Cardiff Blues could only salvage a losing bonus-point in a fiercely competitive Guinness PRO14 clash with Ulster.

Cardiff Blues suffered a 40-15 defeat to Glasgow Warriors at Scotstoun Stadium, despite a spirited second half performance.