Dragons rue missed chances as Montpellier book Challenge Cup final date with Ulster

Montpellier will face Ulster in the final in three weeks’ time, but the Top 14 title challengers were subjected to a tense finish at Septeo Stadium after Aneurin Owen scored the second of his two tries in the 73rd minute.
Montpellier’s Domingo Miotti, Thomas Darmon and Auguste Cadot celebrate after their European Rugby Challenge Cup Semi-Final, Septeo Stadium, Montpellier. Pic: INPHO/Manuel Blondeau

Montpellier’s Domingo Miotti, Thomas Darmon and Auguste Cadot celebrate after their European Rugby Challenge Cup Semi-Final, Septeo Stadium, Montpellier. Pic: INPHO/Manuel Blondeau

Dragons head coach Filo Tiatia was frustrated that his side did not make more of their opportunities in an 18-12 defeat by Montpellier in the Challenge Cup semi-finals.

Montpellier will face Ulster in the final in three weeks’ time, but the Top 14 title challengers were subjected to a tense finish at Septeo Stadium after Aneurin Owen scored the second of his two tries in the 73rd minute.

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