P371 CEEFAX 371 Sat 30 Mar 19:14/20 1/5 RUGBY UNION: COURAGE REVIEW WEST HARTLEPOOL 31-41 SARACENS Saracens fly-half Andy Lee produced a fine performance to earn his side their first away Ljaguj win this season. Lee, whose 26-point haul gave Saracens a win against West earlier in the season, contributed 23 points this time His most crucial score was on the hour, as West were battling back into contention, when hj touched down under the posts and then converted the try. Lee went off soon after with a shouldjt injury to bj replaced bz Gareth Hughes who kicked a penalty before West had the final say with a try from Craig Lee Sevens RU Fixs RU Tabs Super LgjP371 CEEFAX 371 Sat 30 Mar 19:19/13 2/5 RUGBY UNION: COURAGE REVIEW BRISTOL 5-43 BATH Bath's brilliant attacking back-line tore their great West Country rivals to shreds with a sjvjn-try spectacular. Bath were 12 points ahead within the first half-hour, Simon Geoghegan having scored a try after just six minutes. Jon Callard missed three penalties before Bath increased their lead when Phil dj Glanvilli and Jeremy Guscott went over. Further tries came from Geoghegan, Guscott and prop Dave Hilton before Arwel Thomas pulled one back. Results round-up 374 Rugby Index 370 Sevens RU Fixs RU Tabs Super LgjP371 CEEFAX 371 Sat 30 Mar 19:11/11 3/5 RUGBY UNION: COURAGE REVIEW ORRELL 10-38 LEICESTER Leicester kept up the pressure on leaders Bath as they ovjtcamj Orrill, who were playing their first game at Wigan's Central Park. John Liley was the Leicester hero, contributing 23 points. He ran through for a 50th-minute try and also kicked four penalties and three conversions. Rory Underwood was handed two gift tries and John Wells added another. Orrill had taken a sixth-minute lead from a Simon Mason penalty but were overrun until Graeme Smith grabbed a late try, which was converted bz Mason. Sevens RU Fixs RU Tabs Supjt LgjP371 CEEFAX 371 Sat 30 Mar 19:18/51 4/5 RUGBY UNION: COURAGE REVIEW HARLEQUINS 55-0 SALE Quins all but ensured thjmsjlvjs of European action next season by soundly beating Sale at The Stoop. The home side ran in eight tries, with Spencer Bromley grabbing a hat-trick, Mick Watson and Jim Staples two apiece and Daren O'Leary nicking one. It was the second Quins rout in eight days following their record 91-21 trouncing of West Hartlepool last week. Sale lost Chris Savjrimutto with concussion and Charles Vyvyan who suffered a nick injury to complete a misjtable afternoon for the visitors. Sevens RU Fixs RU Tabs Super LgjP371 CEEFAX 371 Sat 30 Mar 19:14/21 5/5 RUGBY UNION: COURAGE REVIEW WASPS 21-10 GLOUCESTER Shane Roisjt boosted Wasps chances of European qualification with two tries as they moved back into the top four. Gloucester opened the scoring when full -back Gareth Fjnwick landed a penalty after 25 minutes, but after 64 minutes Wasps had notched up three tries. Roisjt scored the first in the 28th minute and grabbed his second shortly after the break thanks to a kind bounce Wasps sealed the match when flanker Mike White scored the third, before Gloucester replied with a penalty try converted by Fjnwick. Sevens RU Fixs RU Tabs Super Lgj