Cardiff Rugby have confirmed that emergency services were called to Arms Park after a fire broke out at the historic stadium on Wednesday afternoon.
South Wales Fire and Rescue Service responded to the incident at 4:20pm on November 11, with multiple crews attending the scene.
The blaze was discovered by staff in a restricted area of the ground.
Firefighters quickly brought the situation under control, with the club confirming the incident had been resolved.
Cardiff Rugby release statement
In an official statement, the club confirmed:
"Cardiff Rugby can confirm South Wales Fire and Rescue Service (SWFRS) attended the Arms Park this afternoon and successfully extinguished an isolated fire."
The statement continued:
"The incident, in a restricted area of the ground, was located by staff and SWFRS attended with multiple crews at 16:20. The fire was quickly extinguished and the incident resolved."
The club added that fire service personnel and key staff remained at the stadium to monitor the scene.
Cardiff Rugby also thanked emergency crews and stadium staff for their swift response.
There has been no official confirmation of injuries or damage to the stadium.
The cause of the fire has not yet been disclosed.
The incident comes at one of Welsh rugby's most famous venues, which has been home to Cardiff Rugby for generations.
