Cardiff Rugby vs Scarlets

Europe - United Rugby Championship

Cardiff Rugby

23-29

Finished

Scarlets

Tomos WilliamsTRY

5 : 0

Tinus de BeerCON

7 : 0

10'

Cameron WinnettTRY

12 : 0

11'

Tinus de BeerCON

14 : 0

14 : 5

13'

Gareth DaviesTRY

14 : 7

14'

Ioan LloydCON

14 : 12

23'

Alexander CraigTRY

28'

Ellis JenkinsRed

14 : 17

39'

Gareth DaviesTRY

14 : 19

40'

Ioan LloydCON

42'

Tinus de BeerPEN

17 : 19

51'

Rhys CarreCorey Domachowski

51'

Rhys LitterickKieron Assiratti

51'

Steffan ThomasWyn Jones

51'

Joe JonesHarri O Connor

60'

Tinus de BeerPEN

20 : 19

60'

Morgan JonesJac Price

20 : 24

61'

Steff EvansTRY

63'

Jacob BeethamReynold Lee-Lo

63'

Shane Lewis-HughesMackenzie Martin

65'

Josh TurnbullTeddy Williams

65'

Ellis BevanTomos Williams

20 : 29

70'

Johnny McNichollTRY

72'

Evans LloydLiam Belcher

72'

Teddy LeatherbarrowCarwyn Tuipulotu

74'

Ioan NicholasEddie James

76'

Tinus de BeerPEN

23 : 29

Venue Guide
Stadium	Cardiff Arms Park
City	Cardiff
Capacity	9000

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