Principality Stadium
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Nov 4, 2026
Ruby TuiGUEST
Wow.
Ruby TuiGUEST
This is the first time in history, August 27th at Principality Stadium in Wales.
Ruby TuiGUEST
This is the first time in history that the British and Irish woman absolute leaders in your communities and the societies here get to put on that red shirt and say, we are the British and Irish Women's Alliance and we are here to come together and change the world.
Ruby TuiGUEST
How is this the first time, you know? So to have such a silver lining in dark times and to stand on top of the world and go, we are here, And for it to be the norm, and it happens so quickly.
42 MINS LATER
Ruby TuiGUEST
And not only do they get to tour, the greatest country in the world, Aotearoa New Zealand.
Ruby TuiGUEST
But the opportunity, almost not a warm-up match, but their first opportunity to put their hand up.
Ruby TuiGUEST
British and Irish Lions have done something really smart, Claire, and they've gone for a game before the tour kicks off in Cardiff in August 27th, before they leave for the tour, at Principality Stadium.
Ruby TuiGUEST
And look...
Cat RaineyGUEST
everything is possible.
Cat RaineyGUEST
So anyway, fast forward three years, I'd been working at Millennium Stadium whilst I was working, whilst I was studying at UIC.
Cat RaineyGUEST
So I'd got another three years of working in a stadium, stadium management, right from catering to payroll.
Cat RaineyGUEST
I was sorting out uniforms for match day for the workers, catering, hospitality, conferences, rugby, you name it, we did everything there.
Peter BurnsHOST
And they're going to go full noise against us and full noise against England, guaranteed.
Peter BurnsHOST
But I actually think they'll go full noise against Wales because they cannot risk a banana skin of Wales having some astonishing, like the Undertaker rising from the dead moment to scupper them in some extraordinary performance at the Millennium, sorry, the Principality Stadium, it's now called, to revive Welsh rugby.
Peter BurnsHOST
It's very unlikely to happen, but I think they won't risk it and they'll go full noise for that too.
Peter BurnsHOST
And then they'll play France in the final, presumably, or Ireland.
PaddyUNKNOWN
Hammond.
PaddyUNKNOWN
Millennium Stadium, Ireland lost 43-20.
Conor MurrayHOST
I think I had the scores on.
Conor MurrayHOST
Yeah, heartbreaking day.
Jarlath EatonHOST
Dan and I are going to be paying sports fans going to Tyson Fury versus Anthony Joshua at the principal.
Jarlath EatonHOST
I will never call it by that at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff on the 11th of December.
Jarlath EatonHOST
Yeah, we are paying sports fans doing that.
Jarlath EatonHOST
We are not a television audience.
Dan SimpsonHOST
But where do you actually fall in love with watching sport? It's in a venue.
Dan SimpsonHOST
Like everyone remembers the early ones.
Dan SimpsonHOST
They remember the ones when their kids, like, I can't, I'm like, well, you know, you guys know how excited I am that when we're going to the Millennium Stadium, my eldest dad's coming with us.
Dan SimpsonHOST
And after that, for me, it's like, the idea, that's, I mean, and he's been to boxing before, but that's where you fall in love with sport.
Dangerous DaveHOST
They could defend a lead, they could suffer, and during the 2000-2001 season they discovered how to win trophies.
Dangerous DaveHOST
Liverpool faced Birmingham City in the 2001 League Cup final at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium.
Dangerous DaveHOST
Robbie Fowler gave Liverpool the lead with a superb strike but Birmingham equalised for a stoppage time penalty.
Dangerous DaveHOST
The match went through extra time and into a shootout.
Dangerous DaveHOST
The new Liverpool could handle pressure, survive a final and lift silverware.
Dangerous DaveHOST
One cup had been secured, two more were waiting.
Dangerous DaveHOST
Liverpool met Arsenal in the FA Cup final, again at the Millennium Stadium.
Dangerous DaveHOST
Arsenal dominated much of the match.
Seán O'BrienGUEST
in that eight minutes and I'm happy now we've won or whatever, you know, but that feeling, yeah.
Seán O'BrienGUEST
And last one there, favourite away ground? Favourite away ground, Millennium Stadium.
Seán O'BrienGUEST
Yeah.
Seán O'BrienGUEST
Yeah, absolutely electric.
Bryn HallHOST
There's enough there, I think, especially being at home as well.
Bryn HallHOST
Principality Stadium is one of the best stadiums in the world and it's very hostile.
Bryn HallHOST
So good challenge for the Japanese.
Bryn HallHOST
But yeah, I think the Welsh would just be a little bit too good.
Gareth Rhys OwenHOST
We will be reviewing the action in the URC, WXV Wales defeating Japan, two on the bounce, and of course looking ahead to Wales against Japan.
Gareth Rhys OwenHOST
Principality Stadium live on Radio Wales and Radio Cymru on Saturday.
Gareth Rhys OwenHOST
Before we get into all that, let's start with our highlight of the weekend.
Gareth Rhys OwenHOST
James, I'm coming to you first.
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Philippa TuttiettGUEST
And I really do think this is going to be the, you know, this Sean Lynn era.
Philippa TuttiettGUEST
They've now turned the corner and I'm just so excited about for the Six Nations next year.
Philippa TuttiettGUEST
We are welcoming the current world champions in game one, but it'll be in the Principality Stadium.
Philippa TuttiettGUEST
And hey, what a way to kick off the Six Nations tournament.
Daniel GrayGUEST
This is why we won.
Daniel GrayGUEST
Millennium Stadium, fantastic city.
Daniel GrayGUEST
I love Cardiff.
Daniel GrayGUEST
And yeah, Joseph Desiree Job, the inspiration for probably the greatest Middlesbrough chant of my lifetime when we all used to sing, one job on Teesside, there's only one job on Teesside.
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