Will
Cliff and Mark Jones have made the second half, trying to increase the
popularity of Sale.
Although
Sharks won in this game, which is their fifth victory in the previous six
games, they still remain on the third position in group 2 with only two points
distance from Cardiff and Toulouse, which is the second, in their European
campaign that is on the halfway now.
And
thanks to the way the party played and operated
the test conditions, this success will provide Steve Diamond, the head
of Sharks, and his coaching staff with a difficult choice before the next trip
in Sunday to the Arms Park where there will be a decisive game.
Salford
met the teams with sleet and snow on start, so it was not a surprise to see a
set of mistakes at early stages.
Sharks
began to score on the 2nd minute and MacGuinty has again shown the faultless
precision with the boot.
However,
chances were above par, considering test conditions, at the same time the most
part of thegame was limited to a 20-meter zone on both sides from a halfway
line.
Cardiff
has created the first opening on the 15th minutes from the sliding fist, but Gareth
Ainscombe’s kick was too strong.
Sales
have reacted with an awesome counterattack when the dexterous scoop of MacGuinty
fed Rohan Janse van Rensburg.
He
has charged forward and after that passed to Mark Jennings. Owen Lane from
Blues has stopped the man of Sharks just short of the line.
Sales
have really added to their scoring on the 23rd minute when MacGinty has added
the second penalty in the half, and Cardiff has tried to create the first
attempt to score when Will Cliff’s chip put them on the back-foot.
Denny
Solomon was the first to reach the ball with one of the forwards Josh Charnley,
but this time the accuracy failed, as he has put on the ball into touch but not
the line of Cardiff.
Nevertheless,
at once MacGuinty's moved the Sharks forward thanks to the third penalty of day.
Sharks
was left on the front-foot after the restart, and MacGuinty has made the fourth
penalty on the 45th minute.
Excellent Win against Group Leaders - Cardiff
Blues
MacGintyhas enjoyed a fine comprehensive game and earned a five-meter penalty, but the
Sharks couldn't force imperceptible break.
Pressure
upon Sale had to affect, and the long-awaited first attempt, at last, has
arrived on the 58 minutes.
Cliff
has brilliantly scored and subsequent MacGinty performance gave the Sharks
19-0. This was a real reward for the Sharks’ for their dominating play.
However,
it is worth telling that the Blues continued to battle, but the Sharks
performed all the basics very well despite winter conditions, Cardiff faced
only a dominating wall of white blocks.
Sequence
of points scoring: 3-0, 6-0, 9-0, 12-0,
17-0, 19-0, 24-0
Sale: Haley;
Solomona, Jennings, Van Rensburg, Charnley; MacGinty, Cliff; Harrison, Jones,
John, Nott, Ostrikov, Neild, Curry, Ross (capt.).
Replacements: Webber,
Flynn, Tarus, Postlethwaite, Seymour, De Klerk, James, O'Connor.
Cardiff: Morgan;
Lane, Smith, Lee-lo, Summerhill; Anscombe, L. Williams; Thyer, Rees (capt.),
Peikrishvili, Earle, Down, Davies, Turnbull, N. Williams.
Replacements: Myhill,
Domachowski, Assiratti, Welch, Bennett, T. Williams, Evans, Scully.
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