Concentrate On The League

Gloucester's immediate future rests on finishing in the top 4 of the Premiership. Longer term the future looks equally interesting with the young guns putting on a tremendous performance against a more seasoned Warriors who eventually triumphed 39-25 to go through to the Premiership Cup final against Irish 

It was a tremendously entertaining semi-final with both sides giving it their best go - the Cherry and Whites getting off to a great start courtesy of tries from Cameron Jordan and Jake Morris. Tom Howe and Gareth Simpson replying for the visitors. 

With a squad containing no less than 18 Academy graduates Gloucs led 18-14 at the break. However, with Duhan van der Merwe becoming increasingly influential it was Warrriors who took the initiative in the second half..

Van der Merwe scored followed by Simpson. Worcs were further boosted by a penalty try before Ben Morgan got his side back into the game.

However, the visitors sealed the game with a try from replacement Niall Annett.

Gloucs: Moyle; A Morgan, Hillman-Cooper, Kveseladze, Morris; Barton, Varney; Knight, Walker, Ford-Robinson, Clark, Jordan, Thomas, Clement, Bartlett.

Reps:  Blake, Adkins, O'Connor, Nixon, Gray, Jones, Adderly-Jones, Dunn.

Warriors: Heward, Howe, Hearle, Atkinson, Van der Merwe, F Smith, Simpson, Waller, Miller, Owlett, A Kitchener, Scott, Forsythe, Lewis, Vailanu.

Reps: Annett, Owen, Judge, G Kitchener, Hatherell, Wynn, Shillcock, Venter.