Dragons' shock win keeps Wales in Europe after TMO woe

Dragons' shock win keeps Wales in Europe after TMO woeImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Angus O'Brien has won at Stade Francais with Dragons in 2014 and 2026ByChris KirwanBBC Sport WalesPublished5 minutes agoCommentsDragons will fly the flag for Wales in the quarter-finals of the Challenge Cup after one of the best victories in their history at Stade Francais.Filo Tiatia's men will travel to Parma to take on Zebre on Saturday, 11 April (20:00 BST) thanks to a shock triumph in Paris earned by prop Wyn Jones' last-gasp try.With the Italians bottom of the United Rugby Championship (URC), Dragons might just travel as favourites.Cardiff and Ospreys will look on jealously after late TMO drama in their last-16 defeats by Benetton and Ulster, where spirited efforts could not prevent exits.BBC Sport Wales looks back at a dramatic round of European action for the Welsh trio.Scarlets secure investment to ensure stabilityPublished2 days agoJones says recruitment is tough for Ospreys Published2 days agoDragons' finest hour?Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Dragons repeated their 2014 victory against Stade Francais in ParisStade Francais' priority might have been the Top 14 as they lie third in the table but they have a big budget and a formidable squad, so Dragons were still overwhelming underdogs at Stade Jean Bouin.However, the Rodney Parade club have proved to be a tougher nut to crack this season and travelled fresh from spirited displays against Stormers and Lions.That South Africa tour came after Dragons, who are on a five-game unbeaten run in Newport, were denied late on at Munster and Ospreys.The Gwent side provided more evidence of their progress in 2025-26 with an impressive display to stun Stade on their own turf."The boys hung in there and really stayed in the fight and that was crucial for the outcome we had," said Tiatia, whose side have made huge strides since starting their European cam...