It was their second successive triumph of the season, following their big home win over RGC 1404, and meant they got one over on the North having played in a 24-24 draw in August. They scored three tries as they expanded their 15-0 lead into a 20 point triumph in the end.
Outside half Jacob Beetham opened the scoring with a penalty and then converted a try by wing Jay Jones. Opposite wing Joe Patterson added a second try before the break and lock Teddy Williams completed the scoring with the third try after the break.
The Dragons will get their chance at revenge over table-topping Scarlets at Ystrad Mynach tonight (Wednesday, 7.15pm kick-off) as they attempt to close the six point gap on the unbeaten leaders. The Scarlets have won five out of five to date, and picked up a bonus point in each victory, to set the standard this season.
They went down 38-19 at Parc Y Scarlets in August, but have since won three in a row against RGC 1404 (59-12), Blues South (36-5) and the Ospreys (39-17). The Scarlets are enjoying their best season in the competition and will be virtually guaranteed to top the table if they make it six bonus point wins in a row.
The Ospreys head to North Wales to meet RGC 1404. They beat the Gogs 66-5 on the opening day of the tournament.
Dragons v Scarlets
Dragons: Morgan Richards; Ewan Rosser, Duan Thomas, Aneurin Owen, Deon Smith; Will Reed, Daf Buckland (captain); Dylan Bartlett, Zak Hewlett, Taylor Hanson, Ed Scragg, Ben Carter, Rob Brookson, Rhys Morgans, Garin Price
Reps: Brodie Coughlan, Nathan Evans, Luke Yendle, Benji Hoppe, Oli Howard, Jack Littlejohns, Iwan Burgwin, Luke Shore
Scarlets: Harri Dole; Liam Cox, Joe Roberts, Osian Knott, Alex Varney; Llew Smith, Dafydd Land; Keelan Jewell, Dom Booth, Adam Thomas, Griff Evans, Jac Price, Iestyn Rees, Gethin Davies (captain), Jac Morgan
Reps: Llew Phillips-Taylor, Ollie Robb, Callum Williams, Ryan Evans, Sam Williams, Dai Jones, Bradley Roderick, Eray Wilson
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