Cardiff Rugby vs Dragons

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Cardiff Rugby

55-21

Finished

Dragons

Rhys CarreTRY

5 : 0

Tinus de BeerCON

7 : 0

7 : 5

Harrison KeddieTRY

Cai EvansCON

10'

Rhys CarreTRY

12 : 7

12'

Tinus de BeerCON

14 : 7

14'

Ben ThomasTRY

19 : 7

16'

Tinus de BeerCON

21 : 7

18'

Tomos WilliamsTRY

26 : 7

22'

James BothamTRY

31 : 7

22'

Tinus de BeerCON

33 : 7

30'

James BothamTRY

38 : 7

31'

Jared RosserSteffan Hughes

36'

Tomos WilliamsTRY

43 : 7

37'

Tinus de BeerCON

45 : 7

41'

Will ReedJordan Williams

41'

Dan LydiateTaine Basham

41'

Sean LonsdaleJoe Davies

47'

Kieron AssirattiTRY

50 : 7

49'

Richardson DanCON

52 : 7

49'

Corey DomachowskiRhys Carre

49'

Evans LloydLiam Belcher

49'

Rhys LitterickKieron Assiratti

49'

Willis HalaholoReynold Lee-Lo

49'

James BenjaminBradley Roberts

49'

Leon BrownLloyd Fairbrother

49'

Dane BlackerRhodri Williams

50 : 12

51'

Harrison KeddieTRY

50 : 14

52'

Cai EvansCON

58'

Rhys LitterickYellow

50 : 21

59'

Richardson DanTRYPEN

63'

Lucas De La RuaJames Botham

63'

Gabriel Hamer-WebbJosh Adams

64'

Ellis BevanTomos Williams

65'

Aki SeiuliRhodri Jones

66'

Kieron AssirattiMann Alex

70'

Seb DaviesKieron Assiratti

77'

Cameron WinnettTRY

55 : 21

Venue Guide
Stadium	Cardiff Arms Park
City	Cardiff
Capacity	9000

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