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That's all from us at the Arms Park.

Cardiff march up the United Rugby Championship table into third, while Dragons remain 15th.

That's now 19 league fixtures where Cardiff have beaten Dragons, as the longest losing streak in Welsh rugby goes on.

All eyes now turn to Parma, where Dragons will be hoping Ospreys do them a favour and beat bottom of the table Zebre, or they could very well find themselves there later tonight.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Teams can get a little bit rusty, it's been four to five weeks now without a game. Obviously they've been training a lot and a couple have had internal games against the other regions.

Both teams looked really rusty. The set-pieces, particularly the lineouts, weren't functioning for either teams.

Cardiff had a bit too much class in the end. I though Cameron Winnett was very good, very comfortable under the high ball, his footwork, the way he beats that first guy is really impressive, and Harri Millard as well was excellent for the small amount of touches he had this evening.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

With the replacements of the Dragons, they found their way back into the game. Morgan Lloyd scored a lovely try from a break around the ruck and then from another five minutes later, he just bought a bit of tempo.

Harry Wilson as well did really well but the Dragons couldn't get anything out of that game; they were hoping for a penalty at the end.

But Cardiff, they did take their foot off the gas, the game was won after 50 minutes and they'll take the bonus-point win.

Dragons desperately tried to salvage a point in the final attack of the game, but the final pass has gone forward and it's all over.

Wayne Evans
Former Dragons scrum-half on BBC Radio Cymru

Dragons must try and stay in Cardiff's half and try and win a penalty and go for the posts and get that bonus point.

And the honour goes to Cameron Winnett.

The Cardiff full-back has been outstanding; he's looked solid under the high ball, made some super line breaks, while clearing up in defence.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

You've got to credit the Dragons for their last 25-30 minutes, because at 31-9 it looked to be a whitewash but they've found a way back into the game.

It's all very scrappy in the last few minutes, lots of knock-ons and reset scrums.

Will we see one more moment of magic?

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

The Dragons have got to have a go, they must keep the ball in hand.

With five minutes to go, you do wonder if Angus O'Brien's missed penalties in the first half will come back to haunt Dragons.

They were relatively easy kicks and could be the difference to Dragons claiming a losing bonus point.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Cardiff have looked a little bit lacklustre in attack since their fourth try.

They have dropped off and allowed the Dragons to get back into the game.

The Dragons have brought a bit of energy and a bit of tempo.

Cardiff need to get control back.

Wayne Evans
Former Dragons scrum-half on BBC Radio Cymru

Taine Basham did brilliantly in the build up.

Only eight points in it now.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Really good snipe by Morgan Lloyd, he's looked sharp and explosive.

Morgan Lloyd is off again, the Dragons scrum-half has been superb since he came on.

He makes a clean break and Dragons are attacking with a penalty advantage.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

The Dragons have got to think about that bonus point now. Just keep trying to play and try and get those extra tries.

Cardiff's Rory Jennings is off for a head injury assessment.

It looks like he catches his head on a knee.

Seb Davies comes on in his place.

Wayne Evans
Former Dragons scrum-half on BBC Radio Cymru

Morgan Lloyd showing his pace well to finish that try off.

I was asking where that first try was going to come from.

James Hook
Former Wales fly-half on BBC Radio Wales

Just the old show and go.

Really nice play by Morgan Lloyd.