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Scrum V Live

Friday 6 January, 7pm, BBC Two Wales

Ross Harries presents the Welsh derby between the Dragons and Ospreys live from Rodney Parade this evening.

Lyn Jones and Scott Gibbs join Ross in the studio while Gareth Charles and Jonathan Davies are in charge of the match commentary.

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