Davies scored his second of the night in the right corner following good work from Tomkins and Whare, and this time Maloney was on target from the touchline to put the Dragons back in front at 10-8. "We know this sort of high won't last forever," he said, openly. "We will get beaten soon, but the team has a really good energy right now and we are sailing confidently. "It's tough to win against the best players in the world but I'm chuffed. Early on in this final, I thought that I put him under a lot of pressure, obviously Peter wasn't playing very well, and I just carried on with my own game. Hooker Kelleher bulldozed over to level the scores at 10-10 with his sixth try from only seven international starts.