The rangy back row forward has impressed with his performances with the Blues and was called up to the Wales squad for the first time during this year's Six Nations tournament.

"My focus is on the Cardiff Blues and playing well for them and hopefully if I do that it will do my chances no harm for being selected for the Wales summer tour of Australia. I know that is a massive goal for a lot of boys, it's a big carrot that they are dangling but all you can do is go on the field and perform."

Scott Morgan was in St David's shopping centre on Thursday with team mate Nick Macleod helping to promote the match. The Cardiff Blues have already sold over 7,000 tickets for match.  "We've got a keen rivalry between the two teams and obviously this is magnified as it's a semi final match." Said Macleod "The boys have been training well all week we've had some class international players coming back from a good end to the Six Nations which has also been a boost."

The match has caught the imagination of the Blues supporters who have already purchased over 7,000 tickets for the match directly from the Cardiff Blues ticket office. Bishop of Llandaff High School product Macleod, who celebrates his 24th birthday on Friday, remembers big Welsh finals being played at the national stadium.

"Being a local boy I remember going to watch Schweppes Cup finals at the old Cardiff Arms Park National Stadium. They were always huge events so this is going to be a sort of Welsh final if you like. It's all about playing well for the Blues and hopefully it's a great stage to play on and playing against fellow Welshmen. I don't have anything special planned for my birthday, it will be a quiet one, but hopefully I'll have a chance to celebrate with the Blues on Saturday."