The latest round of the National League 1 clash saw Bishop’s Stortford emerged victorious over Sedgley Park with a 27-12 win.
The match was a tightly contested affair, with both teams showcasing attacking rugby. Early errors by Sedgley Park allowed Stortford to gain a foothold, with their quick ball movement and effective running lines putting pressure on the opposition. Sedgley Park struggled defensively, conceding ground due to missed tackles and poor discipline.
Stortford’s pack dominated in set-pieces, securing possession and creating opportunities to exploit gaps in Sedgley’s defense. The visitors built a strong lead by halftime, capitalizing on Sedgley’s handling errors and turnovers.
Although Sedgley Park attempted a second-half comeback, they were unable to breach Stortford’s resilient defense. Stortford added further points through well-executed phases and smart tactical kicking, putting the game beyond Sedgley’s reach.
The win ended a three-game losing streak for Bishop’s Stortford, demonstrating their resilience and ability to control the tempo. Sedgley Park, despite flashes of attacking prowess, could not find consistency and will need to tighten their defense in future fixtures.