It was a weekend of farewells, injuries, and fading hopes as Welsh rugby approached the season's end.

In the United Rugby Championship (URC), Cardiff aimed for a play-off spot but suffered a setback with a defeat to league leaders Glasgow. The loss was compounded by a first-half injury to back Josh Adams.

Ospreys and Dragons fans witnessed their stars, Jac Morgan and Aaron Wainwright, play their last home matches before heading to the English Premiership. Tomos Williams, now with Gloucester, also faced injury early in their match against Sale.

Key highlights include:

• Jac Morgan scored the winning try as Ospreys narrowly defeated Scarlets 27-20, marking a memorable farewell at the Brewery Field in Bridgend. Morgan expressed his gratitude, stating, "It's a great feeling to get the try and really special to win on my last home game for the Ospreys."
• Aaron Wainwright, in his last game at Rodney Parade, could not secure a similar ending, as Dragons fell to Edinburgh 24-15. Wainwright highlighted the positives for the Dragons moving forward.

As Wales head coach Steve Tandy prepares to announce his squad for the summer's Nations Championship, injuries to Adams and Williams raise concerns. Adams suffered a head injury during the match against Glasgow, while Williams left the game against Sale with a shoulder issue. Both players' fitness will be closely monitored as Wales gears up for upcoming matches against Fiji, Argentina, and South Africa.