Dragons earn bonus-point victory over Welsh rivals Scarlets, who earn four-try bonus point themselves
Ospreys beaten 35-19 by Lions in Johannesburg
Macs Page try gives Scarlets dream start at Rodney Parade as Sam Costelow adds conversion
Anzelo Tuitavuki and Elliot Dee tries - along with Tinus de Beer conversion - move hosts into the lead
Page adds second try as Costelow conversion puts away side back in front
Dragons regain lead with Rodrigo Martinez try and de Beer conversion early in second half
Sam O'Connor try and Costelow extras put Scarlets back ahead
Huw Anderson bags a bonus-point try for Dragons as Dee gets his second to extend Dragons' lead, with de Beer adding conversion
Ioan Jones scores bonus-point try for Scarlets to set-up tense finale, but last-gasp Rob Hunt try seals victory for hosts, with Jac Lloyd converting
Erich Cronje, PJ Botha, Morne Brandon, Boeta Chamberlain and Kelly Mpeku (2) tries along with five points from Chris Smith earn Lions comfortable bonus-point win over Ospreys earlier on Saturday afternoon
Kieran Williams and Efan Daniel tries - along with Dan Edwards conversion - put visitors ahead at half time - with Ross Moriarty adding late consolation try
Huw Anderson
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyThe Dragons kept coming, and have their bonus-point try.
They get into the 22 and this time stay calm with the ball spread to the right for Aneurin Owen to put full-back Anderson over.
The conversion hits the post, so it remains a three-point game.
Dragons 19-21 Scarlets
Ifan Phillips
Former Scarlets and Ospreys hooker on Radio Cymru
Scarlets defended so hard, so strong to keep Dragons out there.
Dragons 19-21 Scarlets
And the exit is a mess!
The line-out isn't claimed by Scarlets and Thomas Young snaffles the ball.
Dragons go over the line but there is a pile of bodies.
The TMO will have a look.
It's deemed to have been held up, so it's a goalline drop-out.
Dragons 19-21 Scarlets
That's a big stand by the Scarlets, and plenty of their players are blowing hard after it.
They defend the drive excellently then defend their line, dragging Anzelo Tuitavuki into touch.
Scarlets still have to exit though...
Dragons 19-21 Scarlets
That's a coach killer.
Scarlets are pinged for offside when claiming the restart.
Dragons go back for the corner...
Dragons 19-21 Scarlets
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Scarlets have been so clinical today. Each time they've had the opportunity to be in the Dragons 22 they've come away with points.
Sam O'Connor (con: Sam Costelow)
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyScarlets try the drive and then, after that is stopped, go for one-out carries.
The pressure eventually pays off with a close-range score by replacement prop Sam O'Connor.
Costelow converts for the lead.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
The changes keep coming with Fetuli Paea on for Tonga team-mate Fine Inisi in midfield. Injury forced that one.
Followed by Woodman on for Seb Davies at lock.
Scarlets hunting the next score and win a penalty in the 22.
Posts, corner or scrum? Corner...
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
A bit of a lull after plenty of drama.
Scarlets make another change with John McKee on for Wales hooker Ryan Elias.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
Ifan Phillips
Former Scarlets and Ospreys hooker on Radio Cymru
Scarlets were on the front foot for a bit, but Dragons did very well to slow the ball down.
On another day Ellis Mee catches that, but the bounce benefited Dragons.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
Changes for both sides.
Dragons bring on props Rhodri Jones and Dillon Lewis plus livewire scrum-half Che Hope.
Scarlets swap loose-heads with Sam O'Connor on for Kemsley Mathias.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
So close to a cracker by the Scarlets.
Macs Page dinks a kick over to the right and, with Tuitavuki scrambling, Ellis Mee wins the race but can't quite gather the ball to cross.
It was a tough chance for the Wales wing.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
It's getting loud here. If it stays like this it will be bouncing at Rodney's Bar!
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
There's a battle looming for the west Wales licence under the controversial WRU plans and a section of Dragons fans indulge in some gentle ribbing.
"Small town near Swansea, you're just a small town near Swansea," they chant from the terrace.
Dragons 19-14 Scarlets
Gareth Delve
Former Wales international on BBC Radio Wales
Brilliant passage of play for Dragons.
Dragons probed and pushed and took it to Scarlets in a variety of ways and kept them guessing.
Rodrigo Martinez (con: Tinus de Beer)
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyA blistering start by Dragons, who claim the restart through Rio Dyer.
They stress the Scarlets defence and it looks like Tuitavuki is going to race over for a second but he is tap-tackled by Blair Murray.
Dragons stay calm and Argentina prop Rodrigo Martinez goes over from close range.
De Beer converts from out wide.
Dragons 12-14 Scarlets
Dragons dominated the second half when thrashing Scarlets 28-5 on New Year's Day.
They'll hope to be more clinical when hunting a repeat.
If Scarlets get parity up front they'll fancy themselves.
HT: Dragons 12-14 Scarlets
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyThere was a Welsh winner on Friday when Cardiff beat Zebre with a bonus point, although they clocked off early in a 40-27 victory.
Earlier on Ospreys lost to Lions in Johannesburg, that despite leading 12-10 at half-time.
The South Africans ran in six tries in a dominant display - read the full match report here.
HT: Dragons 12-14 Scarlets
Ifan Phillips
Former Scarlets and Ospreys hooker on Radio Cymru
It's been a great game so far. I'm sure both teams are slightly frustrated at half time.
Dragons will be scratching their heads about how they're not ahead at half time after all the chances they've created.
When the Scarlets have had chances they've been very clinical, but they'll want to create much more in the second half.
HT: Dragons 12-14 Scarlets
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencySome stats courtesy of the URC:
