Summary

  • Judgement Day double-header from the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.

  • Ospreys 19-36 Cardiff: Keiran Williams try puts Ospreys ahead, before Alex Mann and Gabriel Hamer-Webb doubles give Cardiff handy half-time lead. Ospreys' Will Spencer and Kieran Hardy narrow gap, but late penalty try and Hamer-Webb's hat-trick seal Cardiff win.

  • Dragons 23-31 Scarlets: Henry Thomas try opens scoring for Scarlets, with Jared Rosser replying for Dragons. Ashton Hewitt and fellow Dragons wing Rosser cross in quick succession after the break, but Alec Hepburn, Vaea Fifita and Blair Murray claim tries for Scarlets.

  • Cardiff lift the Welsh Shield as top dog in games between the four Welsh regions during the United Rugby Championship season.

  1. Close!published at 63 mins

    Ospreys 12-22 Cardiff

    Mann returns to the action and is almost straight over the try line.

    A Cardiff lineout move sees Mann peel off but Dewi Lake gets his big body under the flanker to deny him his hat-trick.

  2. Postpublished at 62 mins

    Ospreys 12-22 Cardiff

    Taulupe Faletau may have got away with a yellow card in the build-up to that try.

    He was out-foxed by Reuben Morgan-Williams' reverse pass and totally cleaned out the scrum-half without the ball.

  3. Postpublished at 62 mins

    Ospreys 12-22 Cardiff

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

    Cardiff players have the most tackles in the league by a country mile, but that takes its toll in the last 20 minutes of games.

    We’re at a 10-point game with 20 minutes to go, anything could happen.

  4. Postpublished at 61 mins

    Ospreys 12-22 Cardiff

    Sean Holley
    Former Ospreys head coach on BBC One Wales

    Now we’ve got a game on our hands.

    We said it was all about who scores next, Ospreys are back and now they’ve got a chance.

  5. try

    Try: Ospreys 12-22 Cardiffpublished at 60 mins

    Will Spencer

    Well... of all the players you thought would finally break the Cardiff defence it was not the replacement lock.

    Reuben Morgan-Williams gave a delicious reverse pass to keep the attack going after Keelan Giles break.

    Then the big lock fended off Harri Millard to gallop over.

    Conversion missed.

  6. Postpublished at 58 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Huge hits by Cardiff keep Ospreys out.

    James Ratti found a gap and then Keiran Williams in support.

    But Teddy Williams hauled down the centre, then Josh Adams and Cam Winnett combine to stop Keelan Giles scoring what looked a certain score.

    And then Rhys Litterick and James Botham hold up Evardi Boshoff over the line.

    Incredible commitment from Cardiff to protect this lead.

  7. Postpublished at 56 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    A big win for the Cardiff pack as they stop the Ospreys driving lineout before it really ever got going.

    Pats on the backs all round.

  8. Postpublished at 54 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    There have already been 24 penalties in this derby and we're not even three-quarters of the way through.

    Both sides have to clean up their act.

  9. Postpublished at 53 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Sean Holley
    Former Ospreys head coach on BBC One Wales

    The next score is crucial for this game. If Cardiff score they run away with the game, if it’s the Ospreys that’s where it starts getting tetchy.

  10. Replacementspublished at 52 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Will Spencer replaces flanker Tristan Davies in a third change to the Ospreys pack.

    Cardiff's Rhys Litterick is on for Assiratti.

  11. Postpublished at 51 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

    Three times Alex Mann hasn’t used his arms in contact, he needs to use his arms more or he’s going to get into trouble.

    That was the time for a yellow card.

  12. Sin-bin: Alex Mannpublished at 50 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Well he has had an eventful game!

    Two tries, then concedes a penalty that rules out a score and now he's heading to the sin bin.

    Mann hits Reuben Morgan-Williams late with the shoulder after the scrum-half kicked.

    Late? No arms? Take your pick - but it was stupid.

  13. Replacements: Ospreyspublished at 49 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Mark Jones makes his first changes with hooker Dewi Lake and prop Garyn Phillips on for Parry and Thomas.

    To be fair, the set-piece had actually improved for Ospreys in the opening minutes of this second half.

  14. Postpublished at 48 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Evardi Boshoff knocks on and another Ospreys opportunity goes begging. Sums up their game so far.

  15. Postpublished at 47 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Morgan Morse is back from the sin bin so Ospreys back to full strength and inside Cardiff's 22-metre area.

    You get the feeling they really need to score here.

  16. Postpublished at 46 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Got to say, it does look a little like a schoolboy telling off a teacher when baby-faced 21-year-old referee Ben Connor has a word with Liam Belcher.

  17. Postpublished at 46 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Richie Rees
    Former Wales international on BBC One Wales

    The Ospreys need to try and steal a number from somewhere.

    It’s been far too easy for Cardiff to defend today.

  18. Postpublished at 45 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    Wow. Jac Morgan got hit by two players then but just bounced off them and went again.

  19. Postpublished at 43 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    I'm not sure what Ospreys were trying then but it just never really looked like working.

    The forwards won their lineout, Edwards spins the ball wide to Walsh who tries some sort of banana kick off the outside of his boot and it bobbles into touch.

    Ospreys have struggled in attack today.

  20. Postpublished at 42 mins

    Ospreys 7-22 Cardiff

    There's a break in play while Cam Winnett receives treatment after coming down awkwardly from challenging Keelan Giles for a high ball.

    The dangers of life as a full-back.