It was sweet revenge for Dundee HSFP when they picked up their first win in the British and Irish Cup in the return match against Carmarthen.
It was sweet revenge for Dundee HSFP when they picked up their first win in the British and Irish Cup in the return match against Carmarthen.
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Narrowly beaten in Wales last week, Dundee won 25-23. They trailed 23-22, with tries from Brandyn Laursen, James Fleming and Richie Hawkins, and two conversions and a penalty from Duncan Weir, until the final minute, when Weir bagged a penalty with the last kick of the game.
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