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Cardiff v Dragons live updates: Kick off time, team news, TV channel details and all the build up

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Cardiff welcome the Dragons to the Arms Park this afternoon for the latest Welsh derby, looking to build on their victory over the Scarlets last week.Dai Young's side were able to put a tumultuous week behind them - players are being investigated after allegations of 'appalling behaviour' at a Cardiff pub, the results are yet to be made public - and get a much-needed win over their West Wales rivals.The Dragons roll into town having started the season in mixed form.

A victory over Munster and an impressive showing against the Sharks have been sandwiched by heavy defeats to Edinburgh and Benetton.So things are set up nicely in the capital this afternoon, a place where the Dragons haven't won since 2004.The game is being shown live on Premier Sports but if you can't get in front of the box, stay right here for all the latest.Kick off at 5:15pmCardiff Rugby : Rhys Priestland; Jason Harries, Max Llewellyn, Uilisi Halaholo, Josh Adams; Jarrod Evans, Tomos Williams; Rhys Carré, Kristian Dacey, Dmitri Arhip, Josh Turnbull (CAPT), Seb Davies, Shane Lewis-Hughes, Thomas Young, Taulupe Faletau Replacements : Kirby Myhill, Corey Domachowski, Dillon Lewis, Matthew Screech, James Botham, Lloyd Williams, Mason Grady, Aled Summerhill Dragons RFC : Angus O’Brien, Rio Dyer, Sio Tomkinson, Jack Dixon, Jared Rosser, JJ Hanrahan, Rhodri Williams, Aki Seiuli, Bradley Roberts, Lloyd Fairbrother, Ben Carter, Will Rowlands (CAPT), Sean Lonsdale, Taine Basham, Ross Moriarty Replacements : Elliot Dee, Rhodri Jones, Chris Coleman, Aaron Wainwright, Harrison Keddie, Gonzalo Bertranou, Steff Hughes, Jordan Williams.

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