Penalty for Bluespublished at 15:14 Greenwich Mean Time 26 December 2014
Gareth Anscombe goes for the corner, not the points. Blues remain on 3 points.
Dragons win for only the second time in Cardiff since the inception of the regions in 2003
Dragons' Elliott Dee scores their first try, with a second penalty try for the visitors
Cardiff Blues have two tries from Tavis Knoyle and Jarrad Hoeata
Dragons full-back Tom Prydie kicks three penalties
The two sides meet again on 1 January at Rodney Parade
Richard Williams and Owen Rawlings
Gareth Anscombe goes for the corner, not the points. Blues remain on 3 points.
A superb driving maul is collapsed a yard from the line by the Blues and referee Leighton Hodges has no hesitation in awarding the penalty try. Tom Prydie converts.
Blues concede a scrum five after the Dragons pile on the pressure again. Adam Jones and Phil Price are lectured by referee Leighton Hodges and then the Blues claim possession against the head.
Then Jones is replaced by Taufa'ao Filise and Anscombe comes on for Gareth Davies.
After his drop-goal attempt earlier in the year, Adam Jones decides to try a kick from the scrum-half position after Sam Hobbs wins a turnover. Not many marks for artistic impression!!
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There's been plenty of endeavour and strong running from both sides, but it is Dragons who find themselves ahead at half-time.
Blues have struggled to break down Dragons' defence and it's no surprise with tackles like this.
Dragons' Tyler Morgan crashes into Blues wing Alex Cuthbert in the first half…
Jonathan Davies
Former Wales fly-half on Scrum V
"They have to keep playing, the Dragons. Carry on what they were doing in the first and keep the pressure on."
Here we go then. Can the Blues rediscover their home form in the second 40? No replacements during the break.
Lewis Jones, Blues' scrum-half talking to Phil Steele
"Our kicking game has been really poor. We're playing the game in the wrong areas and it's killing us."
Martyn Williams
Former Wales captain on Scrum V
"Dragons fully deserve to be 10 points ahead. Andrew Coombs, Lewis Evans and Nic Cudd are firing.
"They deserve to be on top."
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A very disappointing first half for the home side. Blues director of rugby Mark Hammett will have plenty to say during the interval.
Well, Blues coach Mark Hammett was right when he said the form book would count for nothing. The Dragons have dominated at the breakdown and carried the ball more effectively than their hosts. Gareth Davies' failure with two penalty attempts has further hampered the Blues. Gareth Anscombe is on the bench. Will we see him early in the second half?
Gareth Davies - selected ahead of Gareth Anscombe at fly-half - finds his range from the 40 metre with the last kick of the first half to cut the deficit to 10 points.
They have a chance when the Dragons are penalised at the scrummage. Can Gareth Davies take advantage?
Tom Prydie knocks on a difficult low kick under pressure from Alex Cuthbert. Can the Blues conjure something before the interval?
And the Blues concede a penalty which Tom Prydie nails from close range. The Dragons have completely dominated the first half.
No they can't. Rynard Landman steals the ball and Jason Tovey pins the Blues back into their own 22 where they concede a lineout.
Big mistake by Dragons as they put the ball straight out after carrying the ball into their own 22. Can the Blues take advantage?
Adrian Hadley
Former Wales wing on BBC Radio Wales
The Blues at the moment are absolutely woeful.