Foxes hold on but must improve their discipline

CANTERBURY edged to a fourth win on the bounce, despite almost giving the game away due to their constant ill discipline. 

- CARRICK BLAKE

Coach Matt Corker admitted that his side had made life hard for themselves as they gave away too many silly penalties which so very nearly cost them this 32-27 victory over Old Albanians.

Canterbury started the stronger of the two sides with their first attack winning a penalty, which Frank Reynolds drilled against a post.

The penalty miss resulted in a ten-point swing as the OAs won a penalty of their own and launched an attack in the 22.

The try came from a snipe from Hugo Watson, who broke through from the 22 to score.

Sam Jones, had an imperious day off the tee adding the extras for an early seven-point lead.