Six-try Scarlets beat Zebre after Cardiff well-beaten in Pretoria
Scarlets (15th) and Zebre (16th) the bottom two sides in the table
Jarrod Taylor scores in second minute for Scarlets
Sam Lousi, Macs Page and Ellis Mee secure bonus point before half-time.
Dan Davis adds a fifth for Scarlets after they hold Zebre up twice on their own goal line.
Gesi finally scores for Zebre after an hour of play but Taylor responds immediately with his second try.
Staville and Odiase with two late consolation tries for Italian side.
Match report: Scarlets 36-17 Zebre
Cardiff's Harri Millard scores in third minute but Bulls hit back to lead 33-7 at half-time
Captain Marcell Coetzee, Johan Grobbelaar, David Kriel, Embrose Papier and Elrigh Louw clinch bonus before break and Ruan Vermaak adds a sixth try
Taulupe Faletau makes first appearance since New Year's Day
Match report: Bulls 40-7 Cardiff
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Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
After 52 minutes, it was 45-0 to Bulls at the same venue last season before Cardiff rallied to eventually go down 45-21.
Right, let's test your faith you lot. Thumbs up if you think the Blue and Blacks are battling back to take at least a bonus point tonight?
Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Cardiff are trying to play here but most of their work is being done deep in their own territory.
That's the one way to get an attacking position mind. Scrum-half, Ellis Bevan, who replaced Aled Davies in the first-half, takes a pass from Jacob Beetham and then launches a 50-22.
Lineout chance...but it goes begging as Rory Thornton knocks on.
Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Early pressure from the hosts before Cam Winnett is penalised for handling the ball on the ground.
It sets up another ominous lineout drive but this time Cardiff survive as Mr. Cross spots some obstruction in the maul.
Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Handre Pollard boots us underway and moments later, the Bulls are back on the attack...
HT: Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyRhys Carre came through the ranks at Cardiff and Saracens' front row try-scoring sensation has enjoyed a good 24 hours.
On Thursday, he was the only player from Steve Tandy's squad to be named in the official Six Nations team of the tournament, external. As well as his impressive play in the tight, the loose-head prop crossed three times in the tournament - including THAT score out in Dublin.
HT: Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales
The worry is that the bench has started to be emptied already for Cardiff, and the world class players of Faletau, Wainwright and Lloyd haven't played a lot this season.
It's a big old ask in the second half being down by 30-odd points.
Fraser Watson
BBC Sport Wales reporter
A night that started so promisingly for the Welsh side is now in danger of getting ugly.
Corniel van Zyl's had the perfect opening with that Harri Millard try and looked rock-solid defensively.
But since then needless penalties, and loose kicking, has cost them dear and the Bulls finished the half with line-breaks galore.
The Blue and Blacks have picked up a bonus point in every URC clash they've played this season. They have serious work to do to continue that record now.
HT: Bulls 33-7 Cardiff
Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales
Grobbelaar has been phenomenal with the turn overs so far.
Barratt needs to do better otherwise Bulls will just continue to dominate and Cardiff continue to be penalised.
Louw try, Pollard con
What on earth have I just seen....
Another break from deep from Canan Moodie and although the ball hits the deck, number eight Nizaam Carr boots it off the ground straight into the hands of Elrigh Louw - who is hovering out on the right wing.
The flanker scores and I don't know if that was a superbly skilled assist or an outrageous fluke.
Regardless, Pollard adds two points and that is a harrowing 40 minutes for Cardiff.
Image source, Rex FeaturesBulls 26-7 Cardiff
It's just not happening for Cardiff now.
Ben Thomas carries into the 22 but from the breakdown that follows, the ball goes forward.
It feels like the stuffing has been knocked out of the visitors now. That Harri Millard try already seems a long time ago.
Bulls 26-7 Cardiff
Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales
The last two tries have come from poor kicks from Cardiff.
You're giving electric players space such as Kriel, Arendse and Papier against tired Cardiff forwards.
And if you look at the bench, there's even more pace to come on.
Cardiff are just handing it to them at the moment.
Papier try
Oh that is magical play from Kurt-Lee Arendse.
The winger takes a high ball deep in his own territory, but sends the chasing Cardiff players half-way back to Wales with a lightning quick sidestep.
The winger then sears down the left before sending Embrose Papier on a run to the posts. Pollard does the honours and the Bulls have a bonus point in the bag already.
Bulls 19-7 Cardiff
Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales
Image source, Rex FeaturesMoodie has to pass that ball!
Absolute white line fever, he had so many options either side.
Bulls 19-7 Cardiff
Suddenly, the Bulls are threatening to cut loose.
Canan Moodie is the latest player to break clean through but he seems to hesitate in the 22 and his hauled down by the cover defence - before being pinged for holding on.
The centre ignored team-mates either side of him there. Wasted chance.
Kriel try, Pollard con
Image source, Rex FeaturesNothing wrong with this one though!
Winger Kurt Lee-Arensde reacts quickest to a spilt pass in midfield, and cuts through a gap before slipping the scoring pass to David Kriel.
From a Cardiff point-of-view, that's a poor try to concede and from leading early on, they now face a crucial period before half-time if they are to stay in this game.
Bulls 12-7 Cardiff
Image source, Rex FeaturesThe hosts cross again!
Nizaam Carr picks up from a scrum and goes on a surging run. He links with scrum-half Embrose Papier who sends Ryan Nortje crashing over.
However, referee Eoghan Cross isn't satisfied. He consults the TMO and concludes Papier obstructed a defender to allow Carr to power forward.
As you were.
Bulls 12-7 Cardiff
Image source, Huw Evans Picture AgencyOh that's a chance.
A great line-break from Dan Thomas who surges into the 22 - but his final pass to Aled Davies is a poor one and the number nine can't gather.
When they have possession, Cardiff look threatening.
Bulls 12-7 Cardiff
Corniel van Zyl has good reason to be frustrated here.
His side have looked so comfortable with their defensive sets, but two needless penalties have led to two tries conceded.
Meanwhile, we have out first game of kick-tennis of the evening, which ends with Handre Pollard saying enough of this nonsense and finding a safe touch.
Bulls 12-7 Cardiff
Richie Rees
Former Cardiff and Wales scrum-half on BBC Radio Wales
It’s a carbon copy of the first try, Grobbelaar was just sitting on it at the back of the maul.
Cardiff just letting them through so easily and the Bulls dominance from the line-out gets the rewards.
Grobbelaar
Image source, Rex FeaturesDeja vu!
Again, Cardiff give away a penalty in midfield and Pollard sets up another close range line-out.
Once again, the visitors have no answer to the rolling maul and hooker Johan Grobbelaar gets the try. Handre Pollard hits the post with the conversion but for the first time, the hosts are ahead.
