Wainright and Faletau go head to head as Dragons face Cardiff

Monday, 23 December 2024
A month before the Six Nations, Wales number eights Aaron Wainwright and Taulupe Faletau will go head to head as Dragons host Cardiff in the United Rugby Championship on Thursday, 26 December.

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