Akapusi Qera - 3 tries
The problem is, both games promise to be a lot more difficult than the Leeds match was.
All right, some can claim that it was closer than the scorelines suggests, but really it wasn't - Glaws were the better side by a few miles and in Akapusi Qera and Ryan Lamb they had two match-winners.
What is just as important for Glaws is that in other games, other players from the club's strong squad could turn out to be match-winners. Qera scored a hat trick of tries, while Lamb clocked up another 19 points himself. The only other player to score was Olivier Azam with a try (above).
Coach Dean Ryan made all the usual sporting noises about how much Leeds had pushed Glaws and forced them to change tactics at times.
But, in the end, Leeds are relegated simply because they are the weakest team in the Premiership (they also have the daftest name, but they can't be relegated for that can they?)
Glaws, meanwhile, now face a difficult away test at rejuvenated Wasps next weekend and Ryan's prophecy that the season will go down to the wire will probably come true on the last day with a home derby against second-top B*rf.
A play-off place now looks certain (doesn't it. please say it does), and the big bonus on whether Glaws get a home tie in the semi-final will be decided in these last two games.
The squad has bounced back well after a shaky spell, now it's down to the players to come up with the goods when the chips are down (the last sentence has been entered for the 2008 "How Many Cliches can you Get into a Sentence" award).
C'mon Glaws.
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