Brynmawr could complete the first part of a dream league and cup double and they are determined to rise to the occasion.
On the finals day opponents, Luke Rees said,“We don’t know much about them but that’s the excitement of Welsh club rugby and the magic of the plate and finals day because you’re not just playing against your local rivals, you’re playing teams you don’t know about.
“It’s great for the supporters from each club and it will be an incredible opportunity for us as a club and a town.
“I was fortunate enough to play at the stadium with Brynmawr Youth so to be able to come back three years later as a member of the senior squad is incredible.
“It’s testament to the club because they’ve enabled the youth to develop, and to see a number of the youth players being key members of the senior squad is great."
Brynmawr have beaten Ynysybwl, Glamorgan Wanderers and Nelson to get this far, while Nant Conwy dispatched Aberavon Quins, Whitland, Blaenavon, Maesteg Quins and Ystalyfera.
