The Scarlets ran out 41-20 winners over the Dragons at Rodney Parade.
Here's how the players rated...
Will Talbot-Davies 6 v Angus O'Brien 6
Solid enough outing for the Dragons full-back.
Few handling errors from O'Brien, but plenty of nice touches.
Jared Rosser 6 v Steff Evans 8
Solid outing for Rosser, taking his try well down the right wing. Denied a second by the TMO.
The mullet continues to work wonders, with Evans again shining in a try-scoring performance. Loving his rugby at the minute.
Adam Warren 6 v Steff Hughes 7
A battle between two solid centres.
Both probably outshone by their centre partners, but did the basics well. Great finish late on by Warren.
Nick Tompkins 8 v Johnny Williams 7
Lively as ever. A real class-act in the centre. Midfield parted a little easier when he went off.
As for Williams, he's settling in really nicely in the Scarlets backline.
Ashton Hewitt 6 v Johnny McNicholl 8
When Hewitt got in space, he looked dangerous. But suspect under high ball at times.
As for McNicholl, his arching runs looking for gaps are a big part of the Scarlets game. Showed how much he wanted the try.
Sam Davies 7 v Dan Jones 9 (Man of the match)
Both fly-halves showed plenty of nice touches, but it was Jones who came out on top.
A properly interesting battle, with the Scarlets man really coming to the fore as the match wore on.
Rhodri Williams 6 v Kieran Hardy 7
Williams didn't have the easiest of rides behind a struggling pack, with a few nervy moments at times.
Hardy's a real lifewire and will be firmly in Wayne Pivac's mind following Tomos Williams' injury.
Josh Reynolds 4 v Samson Lee 7
The Scarlets prop got on top early on in the scrum and took his try really - forcing his way over.
Eight of the nine first-half scrums more closely resembled mauls which isn't a good sign for Reynolds.
Elliot Dee 5 v Ken Owens 7
The Sheriff came out on top of the Wales hookers in his 250th appearance. Even returned as a prop late on!
Tough day for his deputy in a retreating scrum.
Chris Coleman 3 v Wyn Jones 7
Miserable afternoon for Coleman.
Replaced at the break after being given a torrid time by Wales international Wyn Jones.
Max Williams 5 v Jake Ball 7
Made his tackles but a struggle for Williams as the Dragons' front-five were outplayed.
Usual graft from Ball and some eye-catching carries.
Matthew Screech 5 v Lewis Rawlins 8
Two unsung heroes going against each other, but Rawlins came out on top.
Fast becoming a vital cog in the Scarlets pack.
Harrison Keddie 5 v Ed Kennedy 7
Won a huge penalty early on as the Scarlets were pushing for a try. Yellow card blotted his copybook though.
Last week's late replacement wasn't as eye-catching, but another solid performance.
Taine Basham 7 v James Davies 8
Abrasive as always, but soft hands for the Dragons' first try. Took his own try well.
Same goes for his opposite number, Cubby Boi, who put in a good showing.
Aaron Wainwright 7 v Sione Kalamafoni 8
Did well off a retreating scrum and was his usual self in defence
Good first carry, bumping off Tompkins. Took his try really well.
