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That's what Saturdays are all about!

Thanks for joining us for a thrilling Welsh derby which was in the balance for large parts of the afternoon.

Safe to say the Scarlets' set-piece controlled the game but the Dragons will say things could have gone very differently if it wasn't for Rosser's disallowed try.

A turning point in the game for sure, one which Wales centre Jamie Roberts describes as "an absolute shocker".

That said it's hard to argue with Scarlets' overall superiority.

We'll be doing it all again tomorrow as Cardiff Blues host Ospreys, but unusually we will be back at Rodney Parade while the Arms Park is being used as part of the Principality Stadium field hospital.

Until then, stay safe and take care.

Scarlets head coach Glenn Delaney told Premier Sports: "It was a really tough game, we know they are a team that want to play with width and we learned a lot during today and applied it.

"Now we've put ourselves in a position where we can get to the semi-final."

Nine tries scored in a hugely entertaining Welsh derby!

That’s two from two since the restart for Glenn Delaney’s side and now those from West Wales will be hoping the side from West of Ireland can do them a favour tomorrow.

If Connacht can beat Munster the Scarlets will be into the Pro14 semi-finals.

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The game has really opened up with three minutes on the clock. Dragons with the breakdown penalty opt for the attacking line-out.

Leon Brown in open play - what a sight to behold!

Lovely flashes of play from the Dragons who are still on the hunt for the try-line.

The Scarlets have all-but secured the bonus point win needed if they're to have any shot of making the semi-finals.

All eyes turn to Munster against Connacht tomorrow.

Ken Owens is recalled to the pitch on his 250th appearance after Javan Sebastian leaves the field with an injury.

Dragons immediately try to re-build pressure but concede another penalty at the breakdown.

It's three points to the Scarlets after the visitors are awarded a penalty in the opposition's 22.

That gives Glenn Delaney's men a 14-point lead and turns the game on its head.

This seems harsh.

Rosser is denied after TMO and referee Craig Evans decide Taine Basham interfered with Kieran Hardy's misplaced pass which led to the try.

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The TMO wants to have a look at the loose pass which led to the try...

Scarlets on the attack from deep find themselves metres short from scoring twice in two minutes!

Josh Macleod - who is way out ahead on the league's turnover chart this season - replaces James Davies in the back-row.

James Davies is pinged for being off his feet and the Dragons are now looking threatening in attack. It's some contest between Nick Tompkins and Johnny Williams in midfield.

The home team haven't yielded any points while one man down as Harrison Keddie prepares to return to the pitch.

Ken Owens leaves the field on his 250th appearance to an audible applause from the small crowd.

Steff Hughes assumes the Scarlets' captaincy.

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