Olster responded well after the resumption and Hering, he may be happy to be on the pitch after the previous yellow was not sent to the base for review, it was cut off for the second attempt.
Dock was changed, but just as the dragons had an immediate response in the first half, when Red landed his second penalty.
There was a big turning point on the clock, when Olster put pressure on the dragon and seemed to turn into an attempt but some of the great defenses of the dragons won.
The moment was only more complicated when Reed with a penalty shootout in nine points clearly, before Konny responded quickly with his own blow.
Reed had another opportunity to restore the margins of nine points, but the beating came back from the post.
When Wilson stole the ball to a cow of the 22nd Dragons, he moved away from a taklas and showed a lot of strength to cross, and the hole changed to lead Olster for the first time.
John Andrews believed he had increased his fifth attempt in the last minute but was rejected to prevent him, but the game was brought back for a penalty and a hole landed a simple shot to help Olster on the line.
Dragons: Huo Anderson, Rio Diare, Joe Westwood, Anarin Owen (Capt), Ashton Huet, Will Rede, Rodria Williams; Rodrigo Martinez, Elliott D, Chris Coleman, Matthew Skrich, George Note, Shane Louis-Huiz, Harrison Kiddi, Aaron Wayenright.
replacements: Brody Koglan, Dylan Keller-Griffiths, Paula Lato, Steve Comins, Tine Basham, Dean Blacker, Josh Thomas, Jared Roser.
Olster: Stewart Mor; Michael Lorry, James Hume, Stuart McLocksey, Jacob Stockel; Jacques Merfi, Nathan Dock; Kalom Reed, Rob Hering, Tom Otoul; Alan Oknoor (Capt), Matthew Dalton; David McConney, Nick Timney, James McConney.
replacements: Andrew, Creator, Wilson, Tredol, Crouters, Kone, Morgan, Ward.
referee: Griffin Coolbey (Saro)
Assistant Referees: Rice Jones (Wru), Gün Morris (Wru)
TMO: Mornie Ferrera (Saro)