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Red Bulls’ misery as title-chasers tear them apart
The Chronicle
|April 20, 2026
NEWCASTLE Red Bulls head coach Stephen Jones admitted the visiting dressing room was a desperate place after Saturday's 62-3 mauling by Leciester Tigers.
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Leicester Tigers' former Newcastle man Jamie Blamire goes over for one of his two tries on Saturday
The visitors were hit by two early blows as Elliott Obatoyinbo received a yellow card and number eight Ollie Leatherbarrow saw red on 20 minutes.
The title-chasing Tigers took full advantage to make it a day to forget for the Red Bulls.
“There is real disappointment in the changing room as the boys wanted to give a better account of themselves,’ said Jones.
“Tigers came right at us and knocked us out of our synch.
“Losing the two guys early also didn’t help. We have a quick turnaround and have to pick ourselves up for Bristol on Friday”
Tigers’ Gabriel Hamer-Webb was thrilled with his own five-star show as Leicester enhanced their bid for another PREM Rugby crown with a crushing victory.
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