Cardiff secure back-to-back victories

Cardiff Blues 24 London Irish 18

Cardiff secure back-to-back victories
Fri, 18 Nov, 2011 - 18:03

Cardiff Blues 24 London Irish 18

Fly-half Dan Parks kicked 14 points as Cardiff Blues made it two from two in the Heineken Cup with a scrappy win over 14-man London Irish at Cardiff City Stadium.

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