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Scarlets 20-17 Ospreys & Dragons 15-23 Cardiff Blues
Thanks for joining us for what was a jam-packed day of Pro14 rugby. Cardiff Blues and Scarlets will celebrate their derby-day victories this evenings while Dragons and Ospreys will be left to lick their wounds.
We do it all again on 22 December when it is the Ospreys and Blues' turn to host. Until then.
Dragons 15-23 Cardiff Blues
It's all over at Rodney Parade, and the Cardiff Blues have come away victorious in the second Welsh Pro14 derby of the day following the Scarlets' victory earlier.
The Dragons started quickly, scoring two tries, but scored just three second-half points as the Blues fought back for the win.
Match report - Dragons 15-23 Cardiff Blues
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyGareth Anscombe
Cardiff Blues' Gareth Anscombe has been named Man of the Match at Rodney Parade. The fly-half has notched up eight points this evening.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyWillis Halaholo replaced
Garyn Smith is on at centre for Willis Halaholo. Another good showing from the player hoping to play for Wales in the future.
Dragons 15-23 Cardiff Blues
The Blues are wearing the Dragons down at Rodney Parade as they edge ever-closer to derby day victory.
Blues fans won't be celebrating yet, they have lost games in the final five minutes on three occasions already this season.
Dragons 15-23 Cardiff Blues
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade
Gareth Anscombe, who has switched back to full-back, took a high kick and produced a brilliant break from his own half before being hauled down by Dafydd Howells.
The ball was recycled and Lane dived over for his second try in the opposite corner. Anscombe converted and the Blues are two scores ahead.
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyOwen Lane is staking his claim for a place in Wales' Rugby World Cup next year.
Williams replced by Knoyle
Rhodri Williams is replaced by Tavis Knoyle as the Dragons look to get back into the game. They have struggled to get any foothold in this second half.
Owen Lane
Two tries in a matter of minutes as the Blues turn the game of its head courtesy of Owen Lane's second try of the game - he loves playing at Rodney Parade.
Gareth Anscombe, who's break set up the try, makes no mistake this time with the conversion.
Rodney Parade is quiet for the first time this evening.
Kristian Dacey
The Blues take the lead for the first time. The forwards drive into the corner and it is the hooker Kristian Davey who gets the ball down among a whole heap of players.
Anscombe misses the conversion so the Blues take the most slender of leads as we pass the hour mark at Rodney Parade.
Jordan Williams
The Dragons strike straight back through Jordan Williams and restore their four-point lead. The crowd raise their voices once more, an exciting last 20 minutes lies ahead.
Gareth Anscombe
It's a one-point game. Gareth Anscombe makes no mistake once again from the boot. The second close-fought derby of the day, this one is still anyone's game.
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade
A thumping tackle from Josh Lewis on Owen Lane has lifted the Rodney Parade crowd.
Second-half might be short on quality but high on passion.
Dragons 12-8 Cardiff Blues
Changes galore for the Dragons pack. Richard Hibbard, Aaron Jarvis, Ryan Bevington and Huw Taylor are all on. Brok Harris, Leon Brown, Elliot Dee and Brandon Nansen are replaced.
Gareth Anscombe
The first points of the second half go to the Blues. A long-range penalty attempt from Gareth Anscombe just has the distance as the Blues close the gap on the Dragons. 33 minutes to play at Rodney Parade.
Morgan is back
Wales centre Tyler Morgan returns from a hamstring injury to replace Jared Rosser at half-time with Adam Warren switching to the wing.
Dragons 12-5 Cardiff Blues
Second half is under way. Who will come out on top in today's second derby? The Dragons have a seven-point lead going but the Blues are far from out of this contest.
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Dragons 12-5 Cardiff Blues
Gareth Griffiths
BBC Sport Wales at Rodney Parade
Much was made before hand of the back-row battle between home trio Aaron Wainwright, Ross Moriarty and Ollie Griffiths against Josh Navidi, Ellis Jenkins and Nick Williams.
The one individual shining in the first-half, especially at the breakdown, was Ollie Griffiths as he slowed Blues ball down and was winning penalties.
Another one who will be on Warren Gatland's radar.