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Scarlets and Blues fight back to sink Kings and Treviso
Southern Kings and Benetton Treviso both fell short on Welsh soil as Scarlets and Cardiff Blues earned Pro14 wins.
Scarlets turned on the style in the final half hour to avoid an upset against Southern Kings, while Cardiff Blues fought back to defeat Benetton Treviso 34-24 in Pro14 on Sunday.
After being edged out by Edinburgh last time out, Scarlets found themselves trailing 17-12 to a Kings side with just one win to their name this season.
However, Ryan Conbeer converted his own try in the 51st minute and further scores from Uzair Cassiem, Dan Jones and Tom Rogers – on his first Pro14 home start – earned a 36-17 win at Parc y Scarlets.
The Blues were in a perilous position at half-time as tries from Ian Keatley, Irne Herbst and Toa Halafihi helped Treviso into a 19-7 lead – Jason Harries’ providing the sole reply from Cardiff.
Garyn Smith and Ryan Edwards tries – the second of which was converted – levelled things up and, although Halafihi’s second briefly put Treviso back ahead, Seb Davies and Lewis Jones crossed and Jason Tovey kicked five more points to seal the points for the Blues.
When you score your first try on your first PRO 14 Home Appearance pic.twitter.com/Wfp92aSCEZ
— Scarlets Rugby (@scarlets_rugby) February 23, 2020
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