Ospreys do the double over Dragons in the United Rugby Championship (URC) when winning on their return to St Helen's.

Mark Jones' Ospreys secured a bonus-point 31-14 victory over Dragons at St Helen's on October 24, 2026, marking their return to the Swansea venue. Reuben Morgan-Williams scored two tries alongside an effort from captain Sam Parry to put Ospreys ahead 19-7 at half-time. In challenging weather conditions, a penalty try and a score from Ross Moriarty sealed the United Rugby Championship win.
Dragons answered with tries from Rio Dyer and Anzelo Tuitavuki, while Tinus de Beer added two conversions. However, the visitors struggled with discipline, receiving yellow cards for Rhodri Williams, De Beer, and Aneurin Owen. Dragons also suffered injury setbacks, with Dyer substituted at half-time and co-captain Ben Carter forced off following a head injury.
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