Ospreys recorded a bonus-point victory over Dragons at St Helen's, scoring five tries in a 31-14 win. Reuben Morgan-Williams crossed twice, with Sam Parry, a penalty try, and Ross Moriarty also touching down. Ospreys led 19-7 at half-time despite torrential rain and a sin-bin streak for Dragons.
Dragons' tries came from Rio Dyer and Anzelo Tuitavuki. The return to St Helen's marked a homecoming for the Swansea side, who left the Swansea.com Stadium in 2025. The atmosphere was lively despite the rough edges of their downsized setup.
Ospreys' first game at the venue since moving a Covid-era fixture in 2020 set a positive tone for their fight for existence. A half-time competition saw a punter win a £20,000 bathroom by kicking a ball through a hole. After a first block played in Durban, Johannesburg, Tbilisi, and Newport, the team returned to the famous sporting venue.
Despite head injuries to Dyer and Ben Carter, Ospreys extended their unbeaten start to the season.
Source: BBC Sport · Summarized by HeadlinesBriefing