Newport Gwent Dragons 32 Benetton Treviso 33

Newport Gwent Dragons 21 Edinburgh 10

GAVIN HENSON’S long-awaited return to rugby saw the Blues move back into the RaboDirect Pro 12 play-off places.

Wales 81 Namibia 7

Edinburgh 27 Dragons 15

Newport Gwent Dragons 33 Treviso 10

A POWERFUL front-row proved the game-breakers by earning a penalty-try to ease Leinster to a hard-fought win over the Newport Gwent Dragons at Rodney Parade.

Newport Gwent Dragons 16 Leinster 26

Ulster 25 Newport Gwent Dragons 23

Newport Gwent Dragons 16 Glasgow 23

NEWPORT GWENT DRAGONS secured revenge over Connacht for an opening day Magners League thrashing in Galway this season by clinching a one-point victory at Rodney Parade.

Newport Gwent Dragons 17 Connacht 16

Scarlets 21 Newport Gwent Dragons 15

Wasps 37 Newport Gwent Dragons 10

Scarlets hooker Matthew Rees will captain Wales in the first Test match of their autumn series against Australia on November 6.

Dragons 36 Aironi 5

Connacht 40 Newport Gwent Dragons 17

Newport Gwent Dragons 28 Ospreys 20

Cardiff Blues 42 Newport Gwent Dragons 13

LEINSTER will return to Wales next Saturday with a different side in a different competition and hoping for a different result.

Shocking denied Godolphin's Crime Scene a landmark success as he dug deep to land the Emirates Melbourne Cup at Flemington.

THREE penalties from James Arlidge were enough to earn the Dragons a valuable Magners League victory in Edinburgh.

Newport Gwent Dragons 22 Glasgow Warriors 14

NEWPORT GWENT DRAGONS got their Magners League season off to a flying start with a three-try victory over a poor Ulster at Rodney Parade.

Australian jockey Kerrin McEvoy registered the 1000th winner of his career at Randwick today when partnering Bright Mind to victory.

Edinburgh 43 Dragons 3

LONE British raider Muhannak, ridden by Pat Smullen, landed the listed Diamond Stakes at Dundalk last night.

Newport-Gwent Dragons 25 Llanelli 27

Nathan Brew and Gavin Evans will form a new centre combination for Llanelli Scarlets against Munster in the penultimate Magners League game of the season at Stradey Park on Saturday.

LLANELLI Scarlets will field a new centre combination when they face Munster in the penultimate Magners League game of the season on Saturday.

Ospreys 16 Dragons 3

LLANELLI Scarlets leapfrogged the Cardiff Blues into second place in the Magners League with a bonus-point victory following a hard-fought derby clash at Stradey Park last night.

BRISTOL secured their third win of the season against Harlequins at the Memorial Stadium yesterday to keep the pressure on Cardiff Blues at the top of Heineken Cup Pool Three.

LEINSTER closed the gap on Magners League leaders Cardiff Blues with a victory over the depleted champions, the Ospreys in Swansea last night.

DAVID HILL kicked Bristol to the most notable win in their Heineken Cup history as tournament favourites Stade Francais suffered a surprise Pool Three defeat.

Australia 31 Wales 0

IRELAND A coach Michael Bradley has warned England A they must be ruthless if they are to have any hope of toppling the New Zealand Maori in Saturday’s Churchill Cup final.

Gareth Thomas will lead Wales from full-back and veteran hooker Mefin Davies returns at hooker as the tourists look to level the Test series against Australia at the Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane on Saturday.

The Scarlets scored five tries to secure Magners League victory over Welsh regional rivals the Dragons at Stradey Park.

ULSTER managed to hang on to a 14-7 interval lead and keep their Magners League hopes very much alive with a curate’s egg performance against the Newport Gwent Dragons at Ravenhill last night.

Wales 9 Ireland 12

Perfect conditions greeted RBS 6 Nations favourites Ireland as they launched they title challenge with a tricky opener at the Millennium Stadium.

ULSTER made it two wins out of two in their defence of their Celtic League title, now called the Magners League, as the a gutsy Dragons ran out of steam in a tremendous match.

Newport Gwent Dragons 25 Ulster 32