Tynedale claimed a well earned bonus point victory at Leicester Lions after being behind for a large period of the match.
After an even start Tyne scored first through Guy Pike after 23 minutes but Lions responded 10 minutes later with a conveted try to take a 7-5 advantage. A further converted Lions try on the stroke of half time gave the home side a 14-5 lead.
It was the home side who started the second period strongly and quickly extended their lead to 21-5 with their third converted try but Tyne quickly responded with a converted Will Montgomery try to make the score 21-12 after 50 minutes.
A second Montgomery try 7 minutes later narrowed the score to 21-17 but on 62 minutes Lions scored their fourth try to make it 26-17.
The last 15 minutes belonged to Tynedale however with replacement Morgan Passman crossing twice to score two unconverted tries and snatch a 27-26 victory.
It was successful debut for 18 year old Oscar Caudle who took the field 7 minutes into the second half - well done Oscar.

Report taken from "The Rugby Paper"
Tynedale fought back from 21-5 down to squeeze home.
For a game played in perfect running rugby conditions, it wasnt until the 25th minute that the deadlock was broken. Liam Checksfield picked up a loose ball in his own 22 and Guy Pike supplied the finishing touch for Dale.
Devon Constant got Lions on the board six minutes before the interval . The winger broke through one tackle and had enough pace to win the foot race to the line. Dan Ali extended the lead to 12 pints on the half-time whistle The tighthead benefited from a superb rolling maul.
Constant grabbed his second try at the start of the second half, thanks to a line break from Oliver Tapscott.
Two mistakes from Lions allowed William Montgomery to bring his side to within four points with a couple of tries before Lions sealed the bonus point from another rolling maul with Oliver Taylor emerging from the bottom.
Two tries from replacement Morgan Passman gave Dale the bonus point and the lead for the first time since Pike's opening score.
Alex Wilcockson missed a late drop goal effort that would have won the game for Leicester, allowing Tynedale to hang on and secure an incredible away win.

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