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Poor discipline cost us says Jones after Ospreys fall flat in West Wales URC derby

Summary by Swansea Bay News

After firing out the blocks Ospreys had opened up a 17-point lead in 15 minutes with the home side error-strewn as tries from number eight Morgan Morris and full-back Iestyn Hopkins punished the Scarlets. The game would swing minutes before the break as the visitors would implode and be undone by ill-discipline of their own making. Having failed to show a yellow card to man-of-the-match Vaea Fifita for an aerial tackle on Iestyn Hopkins in the…

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