Dragons welcome Welsh support in semi-final quest

Dragons welcome Welsh support in semi-final questImage source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyImage caption, Dragons co-captain Ben Carter became a Wales regular starter during the 2026 Six Nations ByGareth GriffithsBBC Sport WalesPublished1 minute agoCommentsDragons are looking forward to flying the flag for Wales in Europe when they travel to face Montpellier in the Challenge Cup semi-final on Sunday (12:30 BST).Filo Tiatia's side are the only Welsh team left in either of the two European tournaments as they prepare a first semi-final in 10 years."I've heard a lot of fans from Ospreys, Cardiff and Scarlets are wishing the Dragons all the best," said Tiatia."It's great being a team from Wales in the semi-finals, there's a lot of talent not just here but with all the four regions."Dragons co-captain and Wales lock Ben Carter says his side feel like they are representing Wales."I've spoken to a few people that have wished us well from outside that Dragons circle," said Carter."We are looking forward to going out there and sort of showing what we can do."Dragons' semi-final dedicated to Gwent and WalesPublished12 AprilDragons beat Zebre to set up Montpellier semi-finalPublished11 AprilCardiff (three times), Pontypridd and Caerphilly are the only Welsh sides to have reached European finals in the past three decades.Dragons have achieved three previous Challenge Cup semi-finals with losses to Clermont in 2007 and Edinburgh eight years later.The previous Challenge Cup semi-final defeat was in 2016 with a 22-12 loss to Montpellier, who went on to win the tournament that year, a feat they repeated five years later.Hooker Elliot Dee and full-back Angus O'Brien are the only survivors from the squad in 2016 that will be involved this weekend."There's new experiences for everyone and we're excited about the possibility of earning another week in this tournament," said Tiatia."It's...