A period of Chiswick pressure followed, and after the hard-working Sam Hobbins had failed with a dummy, Hallett succeeded, and plunged over under the posts. With strong tackling on both sides, kicks were often resorted to, and Burrows’ long kick put Chiswick into the home 22. It was Phil Gray, with a neat interception, who set up the next good Chiswick attack, and with Max Burrows dashing every which way, the ball was worked out eventually to Millais again, but the home defence won on this occasion. Chiswick left wing Jamie Millais was obviously raring to have a run at them and when given quick ball, by the new combination of scrum half Rich Stratford and No.13, Ed East, from a Chiswick scrum in the home 22, he powered into the corner to open the Chiswick account. After twenty minutes it was 15-0, the second try coming from the home No.8 after a period of Brighton pressure led to a five metre scrum.Ĭhiswick were beginning to find their feet, however, and realised that the Brighton backs were not the fastest they had met. This one was from an almost identical spot to that at Diss, and its success was met, as the final whistle went, with a huge celebration by a team with eight changes from the week before, who had produced the first win of the season.ġst XV Man of the Match vs Brighton, Sponsored by Snappy Snaps Chiswick - Jamie Millaisīad traffic caused a late start, but Brighton then were first off the mark with a try and a penalty goal to go eight points up, aided by an early yellow card for the visitors. He produced a beauty against Diss to secure Chiswick’s place in London 1 South, and then had a simple one against Civil Service to retain the Middlesex Cup. Simon Hallett has a penchant for dramatic last kicks. Sign up for our weekly Chiswick newsletter

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