Dragons players Inisi, Paea, and Tuitavuki prepare for derby against Scarlets
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 2, 2026, 4:34 AM
Last updated Oct 2, 2026

Dragons backs Anzelo Tuitavuki, Fetuli Paea, and Fine Inisi are set to play in the United Rugby Championship derby against Scarlets in Newport on Saturday. The trio aims to contribute to the Tongan influence in Gwent rugby and hopes to be selected for the Tonga squad for the 2027 World Cup. Tuitavuki, a summer signing, made a strong debut in the recent draw with Benetton, showcasing his physicality and skill. All three players are looking to build on their experience and support each other in the competitive environment, fostering a tight-knit community among their Tongan heritage. This season also marks their second year with the Dragons and comes with aspirations for strong performances.
- •Dragons face Scarlets in a URC derby on Saturday.
- •Inisi and Paea are in their second season with the Dragons.
- •Tuitavuki aims to build on a strong debut against Benetton.
- •All three players aspire to represent Tonga in the 2027 World Cup.
- •Tongan community support is a significant aspect of their experience.
- 4:34 AMYahoo Sports — Dragons trio continuing Gwent's Tongan tradition
"Dragons backs Anzelo Tuitavuki, Fetuli Paea and Fine Inisi are the latest in a long line of southern hemisphere players to impact Gwent rugby.
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