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<\/a>\nThe records kept tumbling on Saturday when Aironi\u2019s try bonus point collected in their 26-37 defeat by Cardiff Blues, was not only the club\u2019s first try bonus point, but the first one in the tournament by an Italian team. Blues also picked up a try bonus point in the same match, the first time both teams have scored four or more tries in the same a game since Leinster played Edinburgh in May 2010.<\/p>\n
Ospreys 17-13 victory at Thomond Park maintained their 100% winning start to the season, taking their opponents\u2019 18 month home record in the process \u2013 a week after Munster had ended a tournament record run14 wins in a row. Ospreys are now 6 points clear at the top of the table, with Munster, Leinster and Cardiff Blues the other teams occupying the Play-Off Zone. <\/p>\n
271 points were scored in the six RaboDirect PRO12 games over the weekend (including 25 tries) the highest total since Round 3 last year, whilst the tournament\u2019s top try scorer, Nick Williams, has claimed half of his team, Aironi\u2019s, total tries so far this season.<\/p>\n
The RaboDirect PRO12 resumes on Friday 28 October, with some great games to look forward to, especially for fans of Ospreys and Ulster, as both teams are just one victory away from recording 100 wins in the history of the tournament, a feat so far achieved only by Munster and Leinster. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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