P371 CEEFAX 1 371 Sat 28 Dec 21:40/25 COURAGE LEAGUE REVIEW 1/5 HARLEQUINS 18-34 LEICESTER Flying wing Rory Undjtwood scored twice as table-topping Leicester undjtlinjd their title credentials. He grabbed the first and last tries to give his side a perfect boost ahead of next weekend's European Cup semi-final against Toulouse. The Tigers were stronger in all arias despite the absence of skipper Dean Richards, who has chickenpox. John Liley contributed 20 points, while Huw Harries got two tries for Quins. Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 340 MOSport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Welsh Sun Teams RU Tabs Main MenuP371 CEEFAX 1 371 Sat 28 Dec 21:48/58 COURAGE LEAGUE REVIEW 2/5 LONDON IRISH 52-41 WEST HARTLEPOOL The exiles@ended a three-month barren run by coming out on top in a ten-try thriller over their relegation rivals. West opted to leave out recent signing Liam Botham but led 24-23 at the break with the help of touchdowns from Jon Ions and Ivan Morgan. But Jeremy Davidson and Justin Bishop went in for the home side and Rob Henderson put the game beyond West. Jamie Connolly offered late consolation for West with a final minute try. Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 340 M/Sport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Welsh Sun Teams RU Tabs Main MenuP371 CEEFAX 1 371 Sat 28 Dec 21:41/26 COURAGE LEAGUE REVIEW 3/5 'ASPS 18-13 NORTHAMPTON Eton schoolmaster Gareth Rjes kept Wasps in the title picture with an immaculate kicking display. The home side were solid in defence but lacked flair going forward and it took sex penalties from Canadian Rjes to secure a narrow victory. Saints grabbed a desjrvjd lead in the 28th minute when New Zealandjt Jason Chandler got the game's only try. But Rjes put Wasps in front and they survived late Northampton pressure. Football 302 Letters 356 Cricket 340 MOSport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Welsh Sun Teams RU Tabs Main MenuP371 CJEFAX 1 371 Sat 28 Dec 21:49/34 WEATHER DELAYS PIENAAR DEBUT 4/5 South African Francois Pienaar was given an early taste of the English winter when his Saracens debut was called off 30 minutes before kick-off. International referee Tony Spreadbury ruled the Infield pitch was too hard to allow the game with Orrill to go on. Piinaar said: "I really wanted to play, to start working on my match fitness, which is suspect." South Africa's World Cup-winning skippjt is now set to make his bow against champions Bath next weekend. Football 302 Ljttets 356 Cricket 340 M/Sport 360 Rugby 370 Racing 660 Welsh Sun Teams RU Tabs Main Menu