WATCH | Worcester Warriors forward sent off for 'punch in the face'
Rugby NewsFriday, 04 September 2020 at 21:04
Worcester Warriors forward Andrew Kitchener was sent off and Siale Piutau received a yellow card when the two collided late on at Sixways.
Watching the incident from the 78th minute back, it's clear that the Bears centre, who was ordered to the sin-bin for his part in the incident, throws the first punch,
However, the game was long over with Bristol Bears continuing their bid for a home play-off semi-final with a 36-13 win against Worcester.
WORCESTER vs. BRISTOL BEARS timeline
7m | Holmes try 0-5
8m | Sheedy con 0-7
25m | Weir pen 3-7
29m | Nanai try 8-7
30m | Weir con 10-7
33m | Weir pen 13-7
40m | Sheedy pen 13-10
45m | Byrne try 13-15
50m | S Piutau try 13-20
51m | Sheedy con 13-22
68m | Uren try 13-27
69m | Sheedy con 13-29
75m | Earl try 13-34
76m | Sheedy con 13-36
8m | Sheedy con 0-7
25m | Weir pen 3-7
29m | Nanai try 8-7
30m | Weir con 10-7
33m | Weir pen 13-7
40m | Sheedy pen 13-10
45m | Byrne try 13-15
50m | S Piutau try 13-20
51m | Sheedy con 13-22
68m | Uren try 13-27
69m | Sheedy con 13-29
75m | Earl try 13-34
76m | Sheedy con 13-36
MAN OF THE MATCH: SEMI RADRADRA
Radradra was on the field just 60 minutes but still racked up an incredible 168 metres with ball in hand, wreaking havoc in the Warriors defence in a stunning hour-long display.
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23. Billy Twelvetrees (Gloucester) - 62.4% (35 from 56)
22. Danny Cipriani (Gloucester) - 63.2% (12 from 19)
21. Billy Searle (Worcester Warriors) - 63.6% (7 from 11)
20.Manu Vunipola (Saracens) - 64.3% (27 from 42)
19. Rob du Preez (Sale Sharks) - 70.1% (47 from 67)
18. James Grayson (Northampton Saints) - 70.6% (36 from 51)
17. Jacob Umaga (Wasps) - 71.4% (15 from 21)
16. Callum Sheedy (Bristol) - 75% (57 from 76)
15. Rhys Priestland (Bath) - 75.3% (55 from 73)
14. Duncan Weir (Worcester) - 75.5% (40 from 53)
13. Owen Farrell (Saracens) - 75.8% (25 from 33)
12. Tom Hardwick (Leicester Tigers) - 76.2% (16 from 21)
11. Paddy Jackson (London Irish) - 76.9% (10 from 13)
10. Lima Sopoaga (Wasps) - 78.3% (18 from 23)
8=. Jono Lance (Worcester Warriors) - 81.8% (9 from 11)
8=. AJ MacGinty (Sale Sharks) - 81.8% (18 from 22
7. Stephen Myler (London Irish) - 82.1% (32 from 39
6. Marcus Smith (Harlequins) - 83.1% (54 from 65)
5. Dan Biggar (Northampton Saints) - 84.2% (16 from 19)
4. Jimmy Gopperth (Wasps) -87.1% (27 from 31)
3. Joe Simmonds (Exeter Chiefs) - 87.5% (40 from 56)
2. George Ford (Leicester Tigers) - 92.6 (25 from 27)
1. Gareth Steenson (Exeter Chiefs) - 94.3% (33 from 35)
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