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Bearman and Davies fit for Leinster

1:05pm Friday 9th May 2008

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THE Newport Gwent Dragons received a boost ahead of their clash with Magners League champions Leinster at Rodney Parade tonight (kick off 7.10pm) after Joe Bearman and Rhodri Gomer Davies were passed fit.

The 29-year-old Bearman plays at No 8 with Lewis Evans deputising on the bench.

Davies starts at outside centre with USA international Paul Emerick as a replacement.

Dragons team: Kevin Morgan, Gareth Wyatt, Rhodri Gomer Davies, Phillip Dollman, Richard Fussell, Jason Tovey, Wayne Evans, Hugh Gustafson, Steve Jones, Patrick Palmer, Andy Hall, Luke Charteris, Colin Charvis (c), Joe Bearman, James Harris Replacements: Ben Daly, Adam Black, Adam Jones, Lewis Evans, Paul Emerick, Ceri Sweeney, Alex Walker.

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Khalid, Newport says...
1:53pm Fri 9 May 08

Just want to Say Thanks Joe, Yourself & Charvis have been immense all season, lets hope you wear the Red of Wales one day :-)

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FIT TO PLAY: Former Northampton centre was an injury doubt but has been cleared to face Magners League champions Leinster FIT TO PLAY: Former Northampton centre was an injury doubt but has been cleared to face Magners League champions Leinster

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