Newport Gwent Dragons coach Paul Turner has included Wales U20 number eight Toby Faletau in a 25-man squad for the region's Magners League clash with Connacht at the Sportsground on Wednesday (6:30pm).

All Black hooker Tom Willis will lead The Dragons into the clash with Munster in the Magners League on Saturday at Rodney Parade (kick off: 6.30pm).

Wales U20 Jason Tovey is set to start at outside half for The Dragons against Ulster at Ravenhill in the Magner's League tomorrow night.

Newport Gwent Dragons 23 Gloucester 32

Glasgow 29 Newport Gwent Dragons 25

Cardiff Blues 42 Newport Gwent Dragons 13

Biarritz 49 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.

Wales internationals Dan Lydiate and Luke Charteris return to The Dragons side to play Leinster in the Magner's League at Rodney Parade on Sunday.

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

Edinburgh 8 Newport-Gwent Dragons 9

Scarlets 18 Newport Gwent Dragons 3

Newport Gwent Dragons 22 Glasgow Warriors 14

Gloucester 19 Newport Gwent Dragons 17

Dragons 23 Connacht 10

All Black scrum half Danny Lee will make his first start for The Dragons in their home match against Connacht in the Magner's League at Rodney Parade on Saturday at 4.30pm.

WE MIGHT as well have been on the high veldt.

MUNSTER scored four tries in a second-half performance of substance at Musgrave Park last night to boost their Magners League winning run to three successive matches.

Munster 27 Dragons 3

Dragons centre centre Ashley Smith has been asked to captain his side against Munster in the Magner's League at Musgrave Park on Sunday (17.05).

Newport Gwent Dragons 30 Glasgow Warriors 19

Leinster’s Isa Nacewa scores his side’s only try in their nervy Magners League win over the Dragons at the RDS.

Leinster 23 Newport Gwent Dragons 14

Luke Charteris is to captain The Dragons as they travel to Leinster in the Magner's League tomorrow.

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.

Newport Gwent Dragons 23 Ulster 6

IN-FORM Bulls’ centre Wynand Olivier will be back to give the Waikato Chiefs an even harder time in the New Zealanders’ first Super 14 final in Pretoria tomorrow (Sky Sports Xtra, 4pm)

LEINSTER coach Michael Cheika admitted his team still has a way to go before it can successfully compete on two fronts after their Magners League campaign ended with defeat at Newport Gwent Dragons.

Newport Gwent Dragons 18 Leinster 9

Dragons coach Paul Turner has made five changes from the side which lost to Edinburgh last Friday at home to Leinster in the Magner's League on Saturday.

Dragons 27 Connacht 14

THE HEAVENS rained down on Rodney Parade and this Magners League dogfight, but the Newport Gwent Dragons failed to rain on Munster’s quest for a unique League and Heineken Cup double.

Dragons 9 Munster 20

Newport Gwent Dragons 12 Bath 15

JAMES ARLIDGE celebrated becoming a father in style as Newport Gwent Dragons tore up the Magners League form book to extend their remarkable winning record in Glasgow.

Glasgow 20 Newport Gwent Dragons 25

Newport-Gwent Dragons 13 Toulouse 26

Leinster 29 Dragons 13

Bath 13 Dragons 9

Newport Gwent Dragons 32 Glasgow Warriors 22

Ulster 14 Newport Gwent Dragons 16

MUNSTER surged to third spot in the Magners League with a facile victory over hapless Newport Gwent Dragons at Musgrave Park last night.

Munster 50 Newport-Gwent Dragons 6

Newport-Gwent Dragons 25 Llanelli 27