Round-Up: Wilson brings Falcons to earth
Monday 08 March 2010
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Newcastle's hopes of a rare double over Bath disappeared as the visitors scored two second-half tries to come back from 10-5 down and win 17-13 at Kingston Park yesterday.
The game ended in controversy with the referee blowing for time with one minute and eight seconds still left on the scoreboard clock and Newcastle banging away at the Bath line before Bath turned it over and booted the ball dead.
Bath went ahead in the 11th minute when Alex Tait unwisely went for the interception and missed Michel Claassens' pass to Matt Banahan, who had an easy run into the corner. Newcastle's reply was almost immediate, though, with Jimmy Gopperth stepping through and the Falcons piled in to win the breakdown for Rob Vickerman to score in the corner.
But Bath kept their patience and former Falcon David Wilson burrowed his way over for Bath's third try in the 64th minute, Barkley converting to make it 17-10. Four minutes later Gopperth landed a penalty to give Newcastle hope at 17-13 but he missed another good chance three minutes later.
At Adams Park, David Walder scored 19 points as Wasps closed in on the top four with a 24-19 victory over Gloucester. The former England fly-half scored a try, which he converted, and four penalties. Gloucester came from 13-0 down to 16-16 only to be sunk by a late try from David Lemi.
In the Magners League there were defeats for Cardiff Blues, who lost 29-20 at home to Leinster, and Ospreys, who lost 33-17 on the road in Edinburgh.
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