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Ospreys and Scarlets merger could have changed Welsh rugby

Ospreys and Scarlets merger could have changed Welsh rugby
BBC Wales Friday 12 June 2026, 05:05 UTC 1 min read
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Ex-Wales coach Wayne Pivac tells Scrum V that Welsh rugby missed a trick in 2019 by not combining Ospreys with his Scarlets side to create a super region.

Ex-Wales coach Wayne Pivac tells Scrum V that Welsh rugby missed a trick in 2019 by not combining Ospreys with his Scarlets side to create a super region.
Scarlets (ORG) Welsh (ORG) Wayne Pivac (PERSON)
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