Llandovery beat Rygbi Gogledd Cymru (RGC) 36-35 with the last kick to go top of the table on an afternoon of late drama in Super Rygbi Cymru (SRC).<\/p>\n
The Drovers maintained their unbeaten start to move above Ebbw Vale, who saw their game at Cardiff postponed after Storm Amy caused damage at the Arms Park.<\/p>\n
RGC, winners at Pontypool last month, looked set to claim their biggest away win at Church Bank when they led 35-22 in the closing stages.<\/p>\n
But Jac Davies sparked a remarkable Llandovery comeback with a try before Tiaan Sparrow crossed in the final minute to set up Ioan Hughes for the match-winning conversion .<\/p>\n
There was another dramatic finish at Pontypool when former Wales Under-20s hooker Evan Wood crossed to secure a 24-21 comeback win against Carmarthen Quins, who had led 21-3.<\/p>\n
Bridgend also struck late to edge a thriller against Aberavon 36-26 at Talbot Athletic Ground.<\/p>\n
Hooker Corey Lewis scored the Ravens’ fourth try in the closing stages and then scrum-half Chris Williams sealed the victory to deny the Wizards even a losing bonus.<\/p>\n
Newport’s terrible start to the defence of their title continued on Thursday when beaten by Swansea.<\/p>\n
The Whites completed a double over the Black and Ambers, who are yet to win this season, by winning 24-14 in the Dunvant rain.<\/p>\n