Rugby Union
Royal Navy U23s win it late against 12-man British Army U23s in thrilling Inter Services opener
The Royal Navy U23s have won a feisty Inter Services clash against the British Army U23s in Portsmouth.
In a match that saw the Army receive five yellow cards and a red card, the Navy completed a comeback to win it late through Harry Saunders' try.
This served as the opening match of the tournament after an electrical fire at Witney RFC saw last week's RAF v Navy clash postponed.
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The Army made a great start and led through Ryan Eastley's converted try but a burst from Jack Davies saw him put the Navy 10-7 up at half-time.
Kevin Van Der Leest kicked to level the scores in the second half, but after a brawl, the Army were left with just 12 men on the field and Saunders took advantage to seal the victory.