Premiership

Falcons find slippery roads lead to the top

by
The Rugby Paper Team
4 March 2018

Driving force: Newcastle scrum-half Michael Young breaks clear to set up a try for Ally Hogg.
PICTURES: Getty Images

Bulldozer: Gloucester centre David Halaifonua dives in for their second try

DEAN Richards’ gift for team-building was underlined at Kingsholm last night as his Newcastle side weathered a late Gloucester barrage to end their unbeaten home run in the Premiership.
It lifted the Falcons to third in the table, and was a significant boost to their prospects of a landmark top four finish this season.
The sixth away win of the season for Newcastle was testament to their...

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