Newcastle Falcons vs Northampton Saints

England - Gallagher Premiership

Newcastle Falcons

5-66

Finished

Northampton Saints

Adam RadwanTRY

5 : 0

Aiden Ainsworth CaveTRY

5 : 7

Fin SmithCON

5 : 12

14'

Tom CollinsTRY

5 : 14

15'

Fin SmithCON

5 : 19

29'

Tom CollinsTRY

5 : 21

30'

Fin SmithCON

5 : 26

39'

Juarno AugustusTRY

5 : 28

40'

Fin SmithCON

5 : 33

44'

Paul HillTRY

5 : 35

45'

Fin SmithCON

46'

Adam BrocklebankLogovi'i Mulipola

47'

Sam GrahamJuarno Augustus

51'

Mateo CarrerasYellow

5 : 40

53'

Fin SmithTRY

5 : 42

54'

Fin SmithCON

54'

Philip van der WaltGreg Peterson

5 : 47

56'

Aiden Ainsworth CaveTRY

5 : 49

57'

Fin SmithCON

57'

Conor KennyMark Tampin

57'

Sam StuartMicky Young

57'

Carl FearnsPedro Rubiolo

5 : 54

58'

Sam GrahamTRY

59'

Lukhan Salakaia LotoCourtney Lawes

61'

Angus Scott-YoungFraser Dingwall

61'

Tom LitchfieldLewis Ludlam

62'

Alex TaitElliott Obatoyinbo

5 : 59

63'

Tommy FreemanTRY

65'

Sam MatavesiEthan Waller

65'

Tom CruseSam Matavesi

65'

Ethan WallerAlex Waller

70'

Tom JamesAlex Mitchell

71'

Pete LucockBrett Connon

74'

Conrad CadeJamie Blamire

5 : 64

75'

David RibbansTRY

5 : 66

76'

Fin SmithCON

Venue Guide
Stadium	Kingston Park
City	Newcastle
Capacity	10200

News

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