Pirates v Cambridge
By DC
April 19 2024
Cornish Pirates v Cambridge
RFU Championship Round 19
Sunday April 21st 2024
Mennaye Field Penzance
Kick Off 14:30
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There are several changes in the Pirates line-up from the one that started in last Saturday’s 30-25 victory away to Hartpury. Tom Pittman is named at fly-half, Arthur Relton is selected on the wing, and Tom Georgiou will partner Ioan Evans in the centre.
In the forwards Fin Richardson comes in at tight-head prop and Hugh Bokenham moves up into the second row. Hugh’s place at Number 8 is taken by skipper John Stevens, who played in the ‘7’ shirt last week, which will worn by Will Gibson.
On the bench, and keen to make his debut for the Pirates, is on-loan Exeter ‘Chief’ Hallam Chapman
Cornish Pirates:
15. Kyle Moyle 14 Arthur Relton 13 Ioan Evans
12 Tom Georgiou 11 Matt McNab
10 Tom Pittman 9 Ruaridh Dawson
1 Lefty Zigiriadis 2 Harry Hocking 3 Fin Richardson
4 Hugh Bokenham 5 Steele Barker 6 Alex Everett
7 Will Gibson 8 John Stevens (captain).
Replacements:
16 Iestyn Harris 17 Jacob Morris 18 Matt Johnson
19 Josh King 20 Hallam Chapman
21 Alex Schwarz 22 Bruce Houston 23 Robin Wedlake.
Match Officials:
Referee: Andy Wigley
Assistants: Neil Chivers & Ryan Collier
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Really looking forward to Sunday to see the team play in what should be sunny and dry conditions.
Hopefully home advantage and a team playing with confidence will be enough to get us the win and keep us in the hunt for a 2nd place finish.
Thankfully whatever was said at the break had the desired effect and we scored 31 unanswered points to run out worthy winners against a Cambridge side who ran out of steam but never gave up.
The first half try by Ruaridh Dawson after a number of players had off loaded in the tackle and a terrific individual effort by Matt McNab were the highlights of the afternoon.
Well done to all the players and coaches for turning things around and getting the 5 points which keeps us in with finishing in second place.
Enjoy the few days off before we make the long trip to Nottingham.
The game was very much the same as the cup game in Cambridge in September. Nothing in it at half time, then we kept them scoreless in the second half and ran away with it scoring some spectacular tries.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2024:04:22:10:50:52 by *Stalwart.

