| The last ever game at Stradey Park | |
| Emotions were running high on an evening to remember as all those who have been part of the world of Scarlets rugby, paid tribute to bid a fond farewell to the legendary Stradey Park. | |
| Former captain’s parade | |
| The Scarlets paid tribute to 23 former captains of Llanelli and the Scarlets. | |
| Stradey Landmarks | |
| Key Sradey Park dates - compiled by club historian Les Williams | |
| A fitting and inspiring end of era... | |
| The last night at Stradey Park was given the title ‘Recognise, Respect and Remember’ / ‘Cydnabod, Parchu a Chofio’, and started pre-match with an ‘Olympic style’ parade of the region’s living captains partnered with young players from across the Scarlets region. | |
| Gareth Jenkins honoured at Stradey Park’s last game | |
| He was part of the fabric of Stradey Park both as a player and a coach since he first played for Llanelli against Harlequins away on 20th September 1969, so it was a fitting tribute to honour his contribution on such an important evening in the Scarlets history. | |
| Stradey Park – facts and figures | |
| With a remarkable 129 year history, Stradey Park will live on in folklore as one of the world’s most famous rugby ground with a rich and colourful heritage. Here are a snapshot some of Stradey’s famous facts and figures. |
