Ruthless Dale's joy as Tigers are caged
The Rugby Paper|November 19, 2023
THE two teams in third and fourth swapped places again as Wharfedale won the match and gained five points with Sheffield Tigers going home with nothing to show for their efforts.
EDWIN WILLIAMS
Ruthless Dale's joy as Tigers are caged

Sheffield Tigers head coach Adam Byron admitted after the game that “it was a frustrating day for us”. He said: “There was a couple of plays before half-time where we could have scored and that could have made all the difference and then they scored just after half-time.

“Lapses in concentration have cost us, but we are still in a great position with all to play for leading up to Christmas.”

Wharfedale started brightly and soon had a penalty which Sam Gaudie converted. Dale carried on their superb defence and this showed after the visitors restart.

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