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Red Bulls’ misery as title-chasers tear them apart

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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.

Red Bulls’ misery as title-chasers tear them apart

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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