The rain that had been forecast didn’t arrive, so apart from a moderate breeze blowing down the pitch, playing conditions were excellent, allowing both teams to play fast, open rugby. Playing against the breeze, Quins took an early lead with a Mark Best penalty, but that only lasted till the twelfth minute when a Ballymena back movement broke down and the referee awarded Quins a penalty inside their 22 metre area for a Ballymena player holding on to the ball. They took a quick tap and counter attacked…………. CLICK HERE FOR MORE
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