RugbyRebels

Wasps: Minozzi; Kibirige, Fekitoa, Le Bourgeois, Watson; Umaga, Robson; Harris, Taylor, Brookes, Launchbury (c), Matthews, Willis, Young, Vailanu,

Replacements: Cruse, West, Owlett, Cardall, Carr, Porter, Gopperth, de Jongh

Harlequins: Chisholm; Murley, Campagnaro, Lang, Ibitoye; Smith, Care; Marler, Elia, Sinckler, Lewies, Symons, Chisholm, Robshaw (c), Lawday

Replacements: Musk, Garcia Botta, Collier, Cavubati, Dombrandt, Landajo, Lasike, Goneva

Going to this one. Best lineup we've managed to put out for a fair few games.

Wasps desperately need to pick up some wins. This is a game they should have targetted.

The team we put out agains Ulster suggests we are targeting an away win.

That Wasps side looks very beatable and then we have Tigers in the ‘Big Game’. Win both and we’re back in business.

28-22 win for Quins with a try BP. That was after Wasps went 17-0 up.
Poor result for Wasps.

Indeed. Pleased as I am with Quins’ comeback, I’d be very disappointed if I were a Wasps fan.

Scrumhead wrote:Indeed. Pleased as I am with Quins’ comeback, I’d be very disappointed if I were a Wasps fan.

I’m already salivating at the prospect of being in the Championship and actually winning a few games.

How did Willis get on at BSF?

jngf wrote:How did Willis get on at BSF?

very well.

There was a lovely play from Robshaw on the Smith try. Just after Sinckler jumps into the tackle and is excused because the pass came from Care I think rather than he didn't jump into the tackle, and we find Sinckler lifting the ball up for Care to make the next play, and Care is about to be scragged by Vailanu but Robshaw just about being able to pretend he's clearing out in the ruck gets away with what I thought was an off the ball tackle on Vailanu, and that allows Care to break and ultimately feed the ball out for the try