Cardiff Institute face possible expulsion from Swalec Cup

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Wednesday 06 March 1996 19:02 EST
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Cardiff Institute face possible expulsion from the Swalec Cup after failing to play Dunvant in the sixth round. Dunvant, the Heineken League Second Division leaders, have called on the Welsh to throw the student side out of the competition after the match was postponed due to floodlighting problems at the Institute pitch. The WRU will hold an inquiry into the fixture today. The winners are due to travel to Neath in the quarter-finals on 23 March.

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