Harlequins 32-39 Gloucesterpublished at 74 mins
Quins win the line-out and recycle the ball across their three-quarters but Ross Chisholm runs out of space and kicks the ball into Gloucester's corner. They're 5m out.
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Quins win the line-out and recycle the ball across their three-quarters but Ross Chisholm runs out of space and kicks the ball into Gloucester's corner. They're 5m out.
Richard Hibbard is adjudged to have collapsed a scrum and Mike Brown kicks his side into the Gloucester 22 from the resulting penalty.
Harlequins 32-39 Gloucester
Ah! Gloucester concede a penalty from the restart and Quins have a lifeline. Nick Evans sends over the penalty and they're within a converted try of Gloucester.
Quote MessageIn keeping with the style we've seen all through this match. Counter-attacking, trying to attack the opposition when they're at their weakest. Quite clearly both sides don't rate the other's defence.
Hugh Godwin, Independent on Sunday rugby writer on BBC Radio London
Harlequins 29-39 Gloucester
Gloucester are camped inside Quins' half as they go in search of a fifth try. They recycle the ball across their three-quarters but run out of space and the ball is in touch. They make a mess of the line-out though and Quins clear the danger. Rob Cook collects the ball from just inside half-way and slices through the Quins defence like a hot knife through butter and scores a superb, individual try.
15 minutes to go and it's absolute mayhem out there. Harlequins have a scrum inside their own 5m line but they win the ball and clear. Charlie Sharples collects the ball and hacks forward and is just denied another try by the bounce of the ball.
And yet..
Harlequins 29-32 Gloucester
Gloucester think they've got a fifth try, James Hook hacks forward but Charlie Sharples knocks the ball on under pressure from Nick Evans and the try is not given.
Harlequins 29-32 Gloucester
We've just had three tries in four minutes with Gloucester edging this enthralling contest.
Harlequins 29-32 Gloucester
Grieg Laidlaw kicks the penalty and Gloucester have the lead back.
Still 20 minutes to go at Twickenham and Ross Chisholm concedes a penalty on his own try-line for not releasing the ball.
Quote MessageHenry Trinder has now got two tries and one dodgy hamstring.
Hugh Godwin, Independent on Sunday rugby writer on BBC Radio London
Harlequins 29-29 Gloucester
What is going on? Henry Trinder intercepts a Danny Care pass and the Gloucester man has a clear run to the line, he pulls his hamstring with just a few metres to go but still manages to hobble over. Injury strikes poor Trinder yet again! Grieg Laidlaw missed the conversion so it's all square while both sides now have a bonus point.
Quote MessageJamie Roberts, you know what he's going to do. Once he was in behind, he managed to make 20-25 metres, drew the pass and Ross Chisholm was in behind around the outside.
Andy Wyman, summariser on BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Harlequins 29-24 Gloucester
Wow! What a turnaround! Jamie Roberts crashes through midfield, bursting through several tackles before releasing Mike Brown who himself pulls off a superb one-handed off load to Ross Chisholm on the left wing. The Quins man flies down the wing and goes over to put his side in the lead. Nick Evans adds the conversion. What an incredible few minutes.
Harlequins 22-24 Gloucester
Danny Care gets Quins back on the front foot, and after several phases Nick Easter bundles over from close range. Nick Evans adds the extras in what is becoming a points fest at Twickenham.
So, even though Quins have dominated possession, it's Gloucester who are one try away from a bonus point here at Twickenham.
Quote MessageWhat an opportunist try. Henry Trinder left everyone behind by the time he made the Quins 10-metre line. He's a much bigger, stronger unit than he used to be.
Andy Wyman, summariser on BBC Radio Gloucestershire
Harlequins 15-24 Gloucester
Danny Care and then George Lowe look as if they have broken through Gloucester's line but the ball breaks free and Henry Trinder picks up the scraps. From broken play and well inside his own half he outpaces the Quins defence to score under the posts. Greig Laidlaw adds the conversion.
Quins win another penalty from a scrum and it's a quick tap and go by Danny Care but it comes to nothing though and they kick away possession.
Quins win the line-out and recycle the ball but Gloucester forward Matt Kvesic jackals the ball at the breakdown and his side eventually win a penalty to alleviate the pressure.