Ospreys beat brave Borders

Borders 15 Neath-Swansea 23

Sat, 09 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

They put up a brave and stubborn display for an hour before Neath-Swansea created two decisive tries.

The home defence was performing heroics, but the inevitable happened in the 57th minute when Ryan Jones scored from a five-metre scrum. Shortly after, substitute Andy Newman was driven over by his pack.

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