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Treviso snatch draw in thrilling Leinster clash
Iliesa Ratuva Tavuyara touched down and Tommaso Allan converted with the last play of the game as Benetton Treviso held Leinster in Dublin.
Benetton Treviso retained their place in the top three of Pro14 Conference B with a last-gasp draw against Leinster at RDS Arena on Saturday.
Iliesa Ratuva Tavuyara crossed beyond the 80th minute and Tommaso Allan successfully converted to seal a 27-27 draw for the Italian side in an enthralling clash.
Leinster twice came back from seven points down to level before Ciaran Frawley – a first-half replacement for Noel Reid – capped a fine performance by converting his own try with nine minutes remaining.
However, Treviso’s late efforts ensured they stayed ahead of Edinburgh, who roared back from 12-0 down to defeat Scarlets 20-12 in Llanelli.
Gareth Davies and Jonathan Davies put Wayne Pivac’s side in charge in the first half, but Jaco van der Walt added the extras to Matt Scott’s try and converted one of his own to turn the game around.
Van der Walt then slotted through his second penalty of the match to complete a sensational nine-minute turn around for Edinburgh.
An intercepted try and points from his boot. Your Guinness MOTM! pic.twitter.com/AjIBPad7K1
— Edinburgh Rugby (@EdinburghRugby) April 6, 2019
The Ospreys kept their hopes of making the play-offs alive with a 31-14 win over the Cheetahs at Toyota Stadium, while a pair of Jack Carty penalties gave Connacht a nervy 6-5 win at Zebre.
The Irish province moved four points clear of Cardiff Blues, who are fourth in Conference A following a 45-21 loss to Munster on Friday.
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