Pontypool's reward for their latest giant-killing act in the WRU National Cup is a home quarter-final against Bridgend.

Pontypool will be hoping to add to their reputation as giant killers in the WRU National Cup when they make the short journey to Pandy Park to face Principality Premiership side Cross Keys.

There could be as many as three teams from Division 1 East in the semi-finals of the WRU National Plate this year following the draw for the quarter-finals.

Nantgaredig will have their current unbeaten record put to the test when they host former winners Clwb Rygbi Cymry Caerdydd in the quarter-finals of the WRU National Bowl on 2 March.

Nantgaredig will put their unbeaten run this season on the line when they host Blaina in the last 16 of the WRU National Bowl.

Unbeaten Brecon have already been to Cardiff once this year to knock-out one of the top sides in Division 1 East Central and this weekend they be looking to do the same to stay on course for a trip to the WRU National Plate final.

Runaway Championship leaders Pontypool will get the chance to avenge their 2017 WRU National Cup defeat at Pandy Park when they travel to Cross Keys for this season's second round on the weekend of January 26.