Dragons go second with win over Connacht

Connacht 14 Gwent Dragons 32

Dragons go second with win over Connacht
Sat, 01 May, 2004 - 17:50

Connacht 14 Gwent Dragons 32

Gwent Dragons grabbed three first quarter tries to put them on course for a quartet of wins over Irish provinces in 2004.

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