Welsh rugby bosses appear to have ruled out the prospect of axing one of the four regions as talks continue over the game's future in Wales.
A crunch meeting was held on Wednesday when a bombshell report into the way forward for the Welsh game, which included a proposal to get rid one of the pro teams, was up for discussion. The WRU-owned Dragons and Ospreys, who do not own their own stadia, were the sides in the firing line.
The Professional Game Board - on which representatives from all four regions and the WRU sit - met to assess the various recommendations in the report compiled by Oakwell, which assessed the 'strategic options' available to improve the sport.
