Aviva Premiership: Saracens 35-14 London Welsh
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Saracens replaced Harlequins at the top of the Premiership standings with a bonus-point win over London Welsh.
A penalty try and three kicks from Charlie Hodgson gave the hosts a 16-11 half-time lead, with Welsh's points coming from Seb Stegmann's try and the boot of Gavin Henson.
Henson's second-half penalty came in between two Sarries tries from Joel Tomkins and Will Fraser.
David Strettle then crossed to ensure Saracens took maximum points.
The winger's score, which added to his double against Leicester last week, gave his side a four-point cushion at the summit of the table.
But the result piles more pressure on Welsh, who will find out their fate over the alleged ineligibility of scrum-half Tyson Keats at a Rugby Football Union hearing on Tuesday.
Saracens dominated possession in the early stages and found themselves 6-0 ahead from two Hodgson penalties, although he kicked wide a third after Welsh were penalised at a ruck.
Against the run of play, the visitors scored the game's first try when Julio Cabello's off-load bounced in the path of Stegmann but, with Henson unable to land the conversion, they failed to take the lead.
With winger Phil Mackenzie to the sin-bin, Welsh conceded a penalty try as a Sarries line-out led to a maul that was illegally dragged down.
Their woes continued as prop Tom Bristow was yellow-carded for the offence, but while Welsh were down to 13 men, Henson knocked over a penalty.
However, more mistakes from the Exiles allowed Hodgson to slot another kick before Henson reduced the gap to five points at half-time, with a scrappy drop goal that clipped the crossbar.
Saracens managed to extend their lead in the second half with Tomkins crossing over after a sweeping move involving Duncan Taylor and Hodgson, who duly converted.
Undeterred, Henson reduced the deficit to nine points with a penalty but soon Strettle had found Schalk Brits, whose off-load allowed Fraser to finish in the corner, with the try awarded by the television match official.
The visitors thought they had earned a lifeline when Henson touched down - only for it to be chalked off for obstruction by Tom Arscott in the build-up.
The result was put beyond doubt with eight minutes remaining when Strettle went over.
Line-ups
Saracens: Wyles, Short, J. Tomkins, Taylor, Strettle, Hodgson, Wigglesworth, Gill, Brits, Stevens, Borthwick, Hargreaves, Wray, Fraser, Joubert.
Replacements: Ransom for Short (69), Mordt for Taylor (51), De Kock for Wigglesworth (51), Auterac for Gill (21), George for Brits (62), Du Plessis for Stevens (58), Botha for Hargreaves (57), Saull for Fraser (67).
London Welsh: Arscott, Mackenzie, Parker, Jewell, Stegmann, Henson, Keats, Bristow, Bateman, Tideswell, Mills, Kulemin, Cabello, Hills, To'oala.
Replacements: Davies for Keats (78), Moss for Bristow (76), George for Bateman (57), Ion for Tideswell (57), Corker for Kulemin (57), Brown for To'oala (60), Ross, Voyce.
Sin Bin: Mackenzie (30), Bristow (34).
Attendance: 10,000
Ref: Luke Pearce (RFU).
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I enjoyed the match but I'm not totally convinced about the artificial turf.. Two teams slugging it out in all conditions is how I like to see rugby played.
You can't deny that Henson was trying to milk the situation. Perhaps it should have gone to the TMO but the ref had gone to the TMO so many times that doing it again would have made it farcical. Plus you could say it was poetic justice for the try disallowed against Short who was taken out.
Thought Hensen played well, but it probably just highlights a talent wasted.
Just an immediate assumption that its because of London Welsh ... Not a thought that the comments section should include Saracens
This page is for posting comments on the Rugby not complaining.
52 Taff...in fairness that is an England blog in the sense of being about the national team. The gripe stems from the near total absence of comments threads on major games whilst clubs whose whole fan base would fit in a church hall get lavish coverage.
If you ask you get
If you want to talk rugby then why don't you go on the club websites I regularly go on the Wasps forum so make the effort rather than look for excuses to whinge.
There were lots of comments on Saturday about being able to comment on a match would be good ... So maybe thisis simply the frst to be opened up
Have yu taken the time to write o the BBC with your suggestions.... I have written 3 times over the past 2 months and the BbC have reacted to the input !
As soon as a bit of Welsh interest comes in though....
Do remember clubs are now able to exculde a player from the cap and you get more space for England Qulified players..
However, it would be a pity if relegation is decided by a panel because it would mean LI and Sale are off the hook. Saints play LW and Sale next month. Will these games be any easier/harder after the panel's decision tomorrow?