photo by Jane Harris

Bridgend Blue Bulls qualified for their fourth successive Welsh Grand Final after beating Valley Cougars 58-10 in Porthcawl on Saturday.

Bridgend took the lead on nine minutes after Lenny Woodard fed Christiaan Roets to run home.

The Cougars hit back following an immense spell of pressure only for Roets to intercept a grubber to run 80 metres and ground under the sticks.

Three further tries followed and saw the Blue Bulls go in 28-4 up at the break.

The second half was a similar story with Cougars picking up one try the Bulls dominating to win 58-10.

In Newport the visitors started well and scored from their first set, Jason Kenneally going over in the corner.

This, however, was one of only two scores for the Steelers as the Titans powered their way to an emphatic 54-10 win.

They were 26-10 up at half time and kicked on with six unanswered tries in the second to book their place in the Grand Final.

photo by Ian Lovell

The Blue Bulls and Titans now meet in the final at the Brewery Field on the 4th August. Kick-off is at 1pm to allow Rugby Union fans to watch the England v Wales International at 4pm.