Ealing vs Doncaster Knights

England - Premiership Rugby Cup

Ealing

34-32

Finished

Doncaster Knights

0 : 3

Billy McbrydePEN

16'

Jonah HolmesTRY

5 : 3

17'

Steven ShinglerCON

7 : 3

7 : 8

22'

Sebastian Nagle-TaylorTRY

26'

Rueben Bird-TullochTRY

12 : 8

12 : 13

29'

Archie SmeatonTRY

12 : 15

30'

Billy McbrydeCON

33'

Dan O'BrienTRY

17 : 15

34'

Steven ShinglerCON

19 : 15

19 : 18

39'

Billy McbrydePEN

48'

Matt CornishTRY

24 : 18

49'

Steven ShinglerCON

26 : 18

26 : 23

57'

Joe BedlowTRY

26 : 25

58'

Billy McbrydeCON

26 : 30

62'

Jack MetcalfTRY

26 : 32

63'

Billy McbrydeCON

67'

Rayn SmidTRY

31 : 32

77'

Steven ShinglerPEN

34 : 32

Venue Guide
Stadium	Trailfinders Sports Ground
City	London
Capacity	5000

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