Cardiff Rugby vs Ospreys

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Cardiff Rugby

19-22

Finished

Ospreys

Owen LaneTRY

5 : 0

Jarrod EvansCON

7 : 0

7 : 5

22'

Sam ParryTRY

23'

Owen WilliamsCON

28'

Liam BelcherTRY

12 : 7

35'

Kirby MyhillLiam Belcher

37'

Dewi LakeSam Parry

43'

Owen WilliamsTRY

47'

Kieron AssirattiWill Davies-King

12 : 17

52'

Dewi LakeTRY

12 : 19

53'

Owen WilliamsCON

54'

Nicky SmithGareth Thomas

54'

Tomas FrancisTom Botha

61'

Ethan RootsYellow

62'

Ellis JenkinsThomas Young

62'

James RattiLopeti Timani

67'

Josh AdamsTRY

17 : 19

68'

Jarrod EvansCON

69'

Rhys DaviesWyn Jones Alun

69'

Reuben Morgan-WilliamsRhys Webb

69'

Bradley DaviesWyn Jones Alun

72'

Joe HawkinsMichael Collins

72'

Cai EvansKeelan Giles

73'

Kirby MyhillYellow

75'

Domachowski CoreyOwen Lane

19 : 22

76'

Owen WilliamsPEN

76'

Morgan MorrisEthan Roots

Venue Guide
Stadium	Cardiff Arms Park
City	Cardiff
Capacity	9000

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