Scarlets fly half Priestland and Blues centre Roberts have recovered from knee injuries in time to take their places in a starting line-up which shows six changes to that which faced Australia at the Millennium Stadium in December and just five from that which defeated Ireland in the Rugby World Cup quarter-finals six weeks earlier.

Whilst the result records a one point win for Keys, the result could have been far worse from a Bedwas perspective and doesn’t reflect a dominant performance from the home side.

A storming second half by Bedwas was not quite enough to gain victory over table topping Llandovery on Saturday.

“Probably the best 40 minutes of rugby I’ve ever seen Bedwas play.”

“That was the mother of all come backs.”

These are just two of the superlatives from the lips of happy Bedwas supporters who saw their side overturn a 17 point half time deficit to record an epic win at Cardiff’s Arms Park on Saturday.

Bedwas threw away a 13-0 lead with a spectacular downturn in form as Bridgend stormed back for a deserved win.

In their second of two ‘holiday season’ games Bedwas visited Pandy Park, Cross Keys to take on one of the current ‘form’ sides of the premier division.

Bedwas let a slender half time advantage slip to present victory to Pooler in a disappointing second half at a wet Pontypool Park on Boxing Day.

Bedwas ran in six tries in difficult conditions at a cold Bridge Field to pile on the misery for winless Tonmawr who have now gone 14 games without a win.

The Gwent club travel to Cornwall to play the Cornish Pirates and backs coach, Mark Ring, is looking forward to the challenge.

Bedwas visited the new look Rodney Parade on a cold but bright December afternoon with the home side anxious to gain revenge for last month’s beating at Bedwas and halt their run of six successive defeats.

On a cool, crisp Winter’s day, Mid Glamorgan took on Gloucestershire’s first team on foreign soil.

Four first half penalty goals to give Bedwas a half-time 12 points to 8 advantage were not enough, as Neath turned on the style in the second-half and Bedwas’ hopes were blown away at a wet and windy Gnoll.

Jenkins, who has been the contracted skills coach since 2006, has now been employed as a full-time member of staff by the WRU meaning he will remain a part of the national squad coaching set-up indefinitely.

Bedwas visited in form Bridgend on a dry November afternoon, the home side on a run of four consecutive victories, including the scalps of Neath on their own soil and Crosskeys and Newport away.

A clinical second half performance earned Bedwas a deserved victory over neighbours Newport.

On Sunday November 6, Mid Glamorgan’s success continued as they took on the might of Worcestershire at St Cenydd Leisure Centre.

Bedwas entertained neighbours Crosskeys hoping to continue the momentum of having won four of their last five matches and maintain the climb up the league table.

Over 100 students will represent the College at events in Cardiff and Swansea taking place between November 7 and 10.

On Bonfire Night, the two clubs will meet each other in the First Round of the Worthington Mid District Cup.