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Leicester Tigers fly-half Owen Williams says side will focus on...

1 decade ago by Leicester Mercury

Owen Williams hopes the tries will come when Leicester Tigers travel to hapless London Welsh this weekend. The Exiles were routed 71-7 on Sunday as Wasps said farewell to Adams Park before decamping...

Moving houses: What about me (the fans)?

1 decade ago by TheRoar.com.au

Last weekend, London Wasps played their last home game at Adams Park in High Wycombe – a 71-7 thrashing of Aviva Premiership whipping boys London Welsh. They are finally cutting ties with their traditional...

Fruitful weekend for Ashley Johnson

1 decade ago by Super Sport.com

Former Springbok flank Ashley Johnson scored a hat-trick of tries to help Wasps put over 70 points past London Welsh in the Aviva Premiership on Sunday.

RUGBY UNION: London Welsh are on the end of a hiding at Wasps

1 decade ago by London Welsh news

LONDON Welsh were on the end of a real hiding as Wasps celebrated their final Aviva Premiership game at Adams Park with a thumping victory yesterday.

RUGBY UNION: London Welsh are on the end of a hiding at Wasps

1 decade ago by London Welsh news

LONDON Welsh were on the end of a real hiding as Wasps celebrated their final Aviva Premiership game at Adams Park with a thumping victory yesterday.

Wasps 71 London Welsh 7: Adams Park given the perfect send-off as Wasps crush sorry London Welsh

1 decade ago by Telegraph Rugby News

Wasps 71 London Welsh 7: The hosts' final match at the ground in High Wycombe was an unforgettable one as they climbed up to fifth in the Premiership

Aviva Premiership Rugby Round 7: Round-Up

1 decade ago by Bath Rugby

Wasps director of rugby Dai Young admitted he breathed a sigh of relief after his side showed their killer instinct to dominate London Welsh in their last Aviva Premiership Rugby match at Adams Park.

Young hails rampant Wasps

1 decade ago by Belfast Telegraph: Rugby

Wasps director of rugby Dai Young was delighted with his team's professionalism as they crushed London Welsh 71-7 at Adams Park.

Young hails Wasps' killer instinct

1 decade ago by ESPN Scrum

Wasps director of rugby Dai Young was delighted with his team's professionalism as they crushed London Welsh 71-7 at Adams Park

Match Reaction: Wasps 71 London Welsh 7

1 decade ago by Premiership Rugby

Wasps director of rugby Dai Young insists the killer instinct demonstrated by his side in their demolition of London Welsh shows they are a match for any Aviva Premiership Rugby team.