Challenge Cup Winners 17/18

A last-gasp penalty from Gareth Anscome saw Cardiff blues clinch the European Challenge Cup final in stunning fashion in Bilbao.

Tries from Gareth Anscombe and Garyn Smith were not enough as the Ospreys snatched a last-gasp Judgement Day victory at the Principality Stadium.

Cardiff Blues booked their place in the final of the European Challenge Cup with a nail-biting victory over Pau at the Arms Park.

A stunning second-half performance from Cardiff Blues was not enough as Toyota Cheetahs pounced at the death to claim the spoils in Bloemfontein.

Cardiff Blues booked their place in the semi-finals of the European Challenge Cup with an emphatic victory over Edinburgh.

Cardiff Blues stretched their winning run in the Guinness PRO14 to five with a stunning bonus-point victory over Ulster at the Arms Park.

Cardiff Blues claimed a bonus-point victory over Benetton Rugby to make it four in a row in the Guinness PRO14.

Owen Lane crossed for a decisive try as Cardiff Blues clung on for a hard-fought Guinness PRO14 victory over Zebre.

Nineteen points in eight minutes did the damage as Cardiff Blues claimed a thrilling Guinness PRO14 victory over Munster.

Cardiff Blues fought back for a deserved victory over Toyota Cheetahs to climb back to fourth in the Guinness PRO14 Conference A table.

A strong London Irish side ran away 42-21 winners in the final Anglo-Welsh Cup fixture of the campaign.

Tries from Jack Roberts and Lewis Jones were not enough to over-turn defending Anglo-Welsh Cup champions, Leicester Tigers, in wet and windy conditions at Welford Road.

Cardiff Blues progressed to the knockout stages of the European Challenge Cup in style as they completed an impressive double over Lyon at the Matmut Stadium.

Cardiff Blues completed a memorable double over European heavyweights to secure a Challenge Cup quarter-final.

Cardiff Blues Premiership Select claimed a try-scoring bonus point, as Leinster 'A' maintained their 100 per cent record in the British and Irish Cup with a 27-41 win at Sardis Road.

Cardiff Blues fell agonisingly short at the Liberty Stadium despite an impressive comeback in the closing stages against the Ospreys.