Aaron Wainwright and Ross Moriarty, back-row forwards for European Rugby Challenge Cup Pool 1 side Dragons, scored Wales’ two tries as they pipped France 20-19 in a dramatic Rugby World Cup quarter-final in Oita on Sunday. It was Wainwright who got Wales back into the game by swooping on to a loose ball near the France 22 and breaking clear to go under the posts, after France had sped into a 12-0 lead inside eight minutes with two tries, including one from Charles Ollivon, flanker for Challenge Cup Pool 2 club RC Toulon. Then, with the clock ticking down and Wales trailing 19-13, Cardiff Blues scrum-half Tomos Williams ripped the ball away at the back of a French scrum near their try-line and after it was recycled, Moriarty dived over near the posts. With Dan Biggar converting, Wales led for the first time in the match and hung on to seal a place in the semi-finals against South Africa for the first time since 2011. https://twitter.com/dragonsrugby/status/1185977609768919040 French and Welsh sides will do battle again in the Challenge Cup this season, with three-time European Cup winners Toulon facing Scarlets, London Irish and Bayonne, while Dragons take on Enisei STM, Worcester Warriors and Castres Olympique. For more information and how to buy tickets for the 2020 European Finals Weekend in Marseille, click HERE.