Kenwyne Jones' goal has certainly got you lot talking.

Rhys Gale: Kenwyne Jones with another goal, needs to be starting more #scoringforfun #bluebirds

Daniel Storey: Kenwyne Jones, Darren Bent and Marouane Chamakh. The FA Cup's partying like it's 2009.

Antonio Alves: Kenwyne Jones is everything that Bafetimbi Gomis wishes he was.

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Stade Francais have hit back at Rodney Parade, with centre Krisnan Inu going over for the French side and South Africa fly-half Morne Steyn adding the conversion.

Nine minutes after falling behind to Adam Campbell's goal for Gateshead, Wrexham have equalised with Andy Bishop scoring from close range.

More bad news for Newport in League Two, as John-Joe O'Toole's header doubles Northampton's lead.

It's a third try of the afternoon for the Blues, and it's a second penalty try as their scrum wreaks havoc in France.

Gareth Anscombe converts and victory seems secure for Mark Hammett's men.

Tom Prydie makes it four kicks out of four, slotting over his third penalty for the Welsh side.

The Dragons look well placed to secure a home last eight tie in the European Challenge Cup early on.

Ian Walsh
BBC Radio Wales pundit and former Wales striker

Fantastic header.

Kenwyne Jones sneaks into the near post and hits a bullet header into the roof of the net.

Fantastic delivery from Whittingham, as you'd expect.

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After a scrappy start, Kenwyne Jones puts Cardiff in front with a thunderous header from Peter Whittingham's corner.

Cardiff City Stadium was a little sleepy up until that point, with the empty seats and untidy play making for a subdued atmosphere.

As has often been the case this season, Cardiff's breakthrough comes from a set-piece. Whittingham's outswinging corner was perfect for Jones, whose firm header flew into the top corner.

Ospreys exert pressure and go through the phases before Wales international James King, playing at lock today, gallops over in the corner.

After a quick check with the television match official, the try is awarded - King's first of the season.

Sam Davies converts with his first points in European competition, and it's a fine start for Ospreys in Italy.

Tom Prydie slots over another penalty to extend the Welsh side's lead.

If results stay the same the Dragons could guarantee themselves a home tie in the European Challenge Cup last eight.

In League Two, Ryan Cresswell puts Northampton in front against Newport County, who are looking to bounce back from last week's 4-0 hammering at Cambridge.

Cardiff Blues get their second try of the match in France, as they scrum forces a penalty try. Gareth Anscombe converts.

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That's Anscombe's second conversion of the day.

It's been a dramatic afternoon in the matches not involving Welsh teams in the European Champions Cup.

Leinster have become the second side to qualify for the quarter-finals after a dramatic 20-20 draw with Wasps at the Ricoh Arena.

Former England fly-half Andy Goode had a chance to win the game for Wasps with the last play of the match, but pushed his drop-goal wide.

It means Leinster top pool 2 on 20 points, while Wasps on 18 points still have a good chance of qualifying as one of the best runners-up but must await other results.

In the other match in the pool, Harlequins won 47-19 at Castres but, despite finishing level with Wasps on 18 points, Wasps have the edge because of better results in the head-to-head between the two teams.

A brilliant start for the Dragons as hooker Elliot Dee goes over after a driving maul.

Tom Prydie converts to add to his earlier penalty.

Like the Cardiff Blues, the Newport Gwent Dragons are already assured of their place in the European Challenge Cup quarter-finals.

The difference is the Dragons have an unassailable lead at the top of Pool 3 after their spectacular 40-29 win against Newcastle last weekend.

Dragons beat Stade 38-22 in their first meeting, and a repeat of that could see them proceed as the top seeds in the tournament.

Dragons: Geraint Rhys Jones; Tom Prydie, Tyler Morgan, Jack Dixon, Hallam Amos; Dorian Jones, Jonathan Evans; Phil Price, Elliot Dee, Brok Harris, James Thomas, Rynard Landman (capt), Lewis Evans, Nic Cudd, Taulupe Faletau. Replacements: T Rhys Thomas, Lloyd Fairbrother, Dan Way, Cory Hill, Ian Gough, Luc Jones, Angus O'Brien, Ashton Hewitt.

Stade Francais: Paul Williams; Titouan Cazedepats , Geoffrey Doumayrou (capt), Krisnan Inu ,Digby Ioane; Morné Steyn, Julien Dupuy ; Romain Frou, Zurabi Zhvania, Davit Kubriashvili, Paul Gabrillagues , Juan Cruz Guillemain, Matthieu Ugena, Mathieu De Giovanni , Nicolas Garrault. Replacements: Sofiane Chellat , Zak Taulafo, Adrien Oleon, Julien Nibert, Remi Bonfils Luc Jones, Julien Tomas, Vincent Mallet, Raphael Lakafia.

Image source, Huw Evans picture agency

We're about to get under way at the various matches kicking off at 3pm.

Cardiff City host Reading in the FA Cup fourth round, Newport County are away at Northampton in League Two while Wrexham are at home to Gateshead in the third round of the FA Trophy.

Where rugby's concerned, the Newport Gwent Dragons are aiming to secure a home quarter-final in the European Challenge Cup as they welcome Stade Francais to Rodney Parade.

Then at 3.15 Ospreys are away against Treviso in the European Champions Cup, though pride is all they have to play for in that match.

Swansea manager Garry Monk

Disappointed to lose of course. You're always up against it when you're down to 10 men so early.

Our plan was to try and get to the last 10 minutes of the game and then try and push.

But to concede the second goal like we did, that's what disappoints me the most.

I thought the [Sigurdsson red card] was very harsh... but we're going to have to accept it.

John Hartson
Former Wales striker

The six players that came in for Swansea didn't do well enough, I didn't think they were up to scratch from the start.

Image source, Owen Rawlings

But [the Sigurdsson tackle] was never a red card, it's a yellow for me.

Blackburn manager Gary Bowyer

We showed good character in the way we responded so quickly to Sigurdsson's goal.

The fact that Gestede and Conway are ex-Cardiff players, it will mean a lot to them.

Image source, Owen Rawlings

We just need our supporters to stay with us.

Sheffield United have signed Cardiff City full-back John Brayford for around £1.5 million. The defender has signed a three and a half year deal with the Yorkshire club.