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XR activists stage protest before Six Nations clash
A view of the stadium from Wood Street Bridge across the River Taff before the Guinness Men's Six Nations match at the Principality Stadium, Cardiff, March 15, 2025
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ON SATURDAY, Extinction Rebellion Cymru staged a rugby-themed action before the Six Nations match at Cardiff’s Millennium Stadium.
Activists staged a mock rugby match wearing snorkels and flippers to signify the danger of increased flooding to rugby pitches caused by climate change. Their match was accompanied by drummers and comedy commentary.
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