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Glasgow Tigers v Hull Vikings
Premier League, 07 August 2005
Ashfield Stadium, Glasgow

Glasgow 64
1George Stancl3R32*2* ..102
2Trent Leverington2*32*2*. ..93
3Stefan Ekberg1*132*. ..72
4Claus Kristensen232*3. ..101
5Shane Parker33333 ..150
6Adam Roynon2*001. ..31
7James Cockle3133. ..100
Hull 29
2Paul Thorp14^11*1 ..81
3Craig Branney031*Fx0 ..41
4Emil Kramer002R2! 2060
5Garry Stead222^20 1.90
6(g)Luke Priest11*0.. ..21
7Simone Terenzani0000. ..00

* = BP. ^ = TR . ! = TS (15m Handicap). # = TR (Points Not Doubled). & = TS (Points Not Doubled, 15m Handicap).

Glasgow were at full strength again but Hull used R/R for Emiliano Sanchez and had Luke Priest at number 6 as a guest reserve replacement for Joel Parsons.

Having scored 33 and 43 points in their last two home matches, Glasgow hit the jackpot with a crushing 35 point win over a ‘disappointing’ Hull side. The Vikings were only 10 points down by the end of heat 7 but collapsed completely over the last 8 heats in which they scored only 12 points and even two of them were extra points from TRs!

Glasgow got off to a cracking start with 5-1s in the opening two heats but Craig Branney won heat 3 for a shared heat. Little were Hull to know that he was to be their only race winner all match. A 4-2 from Parker and Cockle took the heat 4 score to 17-7 then Paul Thorp took a TR in heat 5. A second place to Claus Kristensen earned Hull a 4-4 and the next two heats were also shared to take the heat 7 score to 27-17.

The roof caved in after that for Hull. Garry Stead’s TR in heat 9 was worth only one extra point as he finished third to Stefan Ekberg and Claus Kristensen then Emil Kramer took a Tactical Substitute ride from 15 metres back to earn another extra point as he finished third to James Cockle and Stefan Ekberg. For Glasgow Trent Leverington scored his first ever paid maximum for the Tigers and, reserve, James Cockle and Claus Kristensen also had their best returns for the team.

Match Report by Merlin