Which players are impressing as Cardiff and Dragons enjoy strong starts in the United Rugby Championship while Scarlets and Ospreys are still hunting a win.

Cardiff and Dragons have emerged as the early Welsh pacesetters across the opening two rounds of the United Rugby Championship. Cardiff sit second after securing consecutive victories, while sixth-placed Dragons remain unbeaten following an entertaining 10-try derby win against Scarlets in Newport. In contrast, Scarlets and Ospreys sit 14th and 15th after enduring winless starts to their respective league campaigns.
Dragons head coach Filo Tiatia highlighted a positive mindset shift, aided by a dominant driving line-out and a two-try performance from hooker Elliot Dee. Meanwhile, Cardiff head coach Corniel van Zyl is preparing his side for significantly tougher tests against defending champions Leinster and English champions Northampton after defeating Zebre.
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