Judgement Day (Welsh: Dydd y Farn[1]) is an annual Welsh Rugby Union event that takes place at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff and is part of the United Rugby Championship competition. The four regions – Cardiff Rugby, Dragons, Ospreys and Scarlets – join with the Welsh Rugby Union in organising a double-header fixture at the Millennium Stadium. The annual derby day clash will be repeated in the foreseeable future, with the two east Wales regions taking on the two west Wales regions.[2] In 2020, the two matches were held on consecutive days at Rodney Parade due to the COVID-19 pandemic causing a change to the format of the 2019–20 season and the Millennium Stadium being unavailable due to it being used as the Dragon's Heart Hospital.
After a three-year hiatus, the event returned to the Millennium Stadium for the 2022–23 season with over 40,000 spectators in attendance.[3] The event was moved to the Cardiff City Stadium the following year due to the Millennium Stadium being used for various concerts in June.[4] On 30 May 2024, it was confirmed that the event would return to the Millennium Stadium once again in 2025 with the fixtures taking place in April.[5]
2013 was the inaugural year of Judgement Day, which saw Newport Gwent Dragons play Scarlets and Cardiff Blues play Ospreys.[6]
Man of the Match: Dan Evans (Newport Gwent Dragons)
Touch judges: Neil Hennessy (Wales) Jon Mason (Wales) Television match official: Tony Rowlands (Wales)
Man of the Match: Adam Jones (Ospreys)
Touch judges: Ian Davies (Wales) Sean Brickell (Wales) Television match official: Nigel Whitehouse (Wales)
2014 saw the return of the double derby at the Millennium Stadium as Cardiff Blues faced Scarlets and Newport Gwent Dragons faced Ospreys.[7]
Man of the Match: Cory Allen (Cardiff Blues)
Touch judges: Sean Brickel (Wales) Simon Rees (Wales) Television match official: Gareth Simmonds (Wales)
Man of the Match: Nic Cudd (Newport Gwent Dragons)
Touch judges: Neil Hennessy (Wales) Jon Mason (Wales) Television match official: Derek Bevan (Wales)
2015 saw the first double derby at the Millennium Stadium under the new Six Year Rugby Services Agreement. Cardiff Blues faced the Ospreys and Newport Gwent Dragons faced the Scarlets.[8] The 52,762 crowd for the 2 matches, was a Judgment Day and Pro 12 match record.
Man of the Match: Dan Biggar (Ospreys)
Touch judges: Rhys Thomas (Wales) Gwyn Morris (Wales) Television match official: Gareth Simmonds (Wales)
Man of the Match: Liam Williams (Scarlets)
Touch judges: Neil Hennessy (Wales) Sean Brickell (Wales) Television match official: Tim Hayes (Wales)
Man of the Match: James King (Ospreys)
Touch judges: Leighton Hodges (Wales) Martyn Lewis (Wales) Television match official: Jon Mason (Wales)
Man of the Match: Scott Williams (Scarlets)
Touch judges: Gwyn Morris (Wales) Wayne Davies (Wales) Television match official: Gareth Simmonds (Wales)
Man of the Match: Ellis Jenkins (Cardiff Blues)
Touch judges: Sean Gallagher (Ireland) Gwyn Morris (Wales) Television match official: Neil Hennessy (Wales)
Man of the Match: Ollie Griffiths (Newport Gwent Dragons)
Touch judges: Adam Jones (Wales) Sean Brickell (Wales) Television match official: Jon Mason (Wales)
Following the 2016–17 season, the Newport Gwent Dragons dropped their geographic identifiers from their name, becoming simply Dragons.
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