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Du Preez brothers instrumental as Sale see off Wasps in Premiership tussle
Rob du Preez kicked 17 points while his brother Dan scored Sale Sharks’ only try in a hard-fought 28-18 Premiership victory over Wasps.
Rob du Preez kicked 17 points as Sale Sharks, who were twice reduced to 14 men, overcame Wasps 28-18 to move into second place in the Premiership.
The Sharks lost 18-16 to Gloucester in their previous league outing at home this season but avoided a second successive defeat on their own turf.
Du Preez kicked five penalties and also converted brother Dan’s try in a first half that saw Sale have Simon Hammersley sent to the sin bin for a deliberate knock-on.
Valery Morozov also saw yellow in the second half for the hosts, while forward Josh Beaumont was carried off on a stretcher during an eventful contest.
AJ MacGinty kicked two late penalties to extend Sale’s advantage, the second of them denying Wasps – who had winger Paolo Odogwu sent off against his former club in the closing seconds for a dangerous challenge for a high ball – a losing bonus point on their travels.
@SaleSharksRugby the first happy customers of the weekend
Plenty more rugby on your screens to come, but Sale take the spoils in game
What will be game of the weekend?? #GallagherPrem pic.twitter.com/vuLYWCkDRp
— Premiership Rugby (@premrugby) November 8, 2019
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