Ealing Trailfinders ran out 20-18 victors over Yorkshire Carnegie in this Championship semi-final second leg clash from Headingley. Ealing started brightly and at one stage looked as if they would be able to make up the heavy aggregate score deficit from the first leg but it was not to be. Despite an excellent display of class and bravery on the night, they were unable to build a lead significant enough to really worry Yorkshire. The home side's peace of mind was due largely to the kicking masterclass put on by Joe Ford who was 6/6 on the night. Luke Peters went over in the corner in the 84th minute for an excellent try which clinched victory on the night for Ealing. However, on aggregate, Yorkshire won the tie 52 - 36 and booked their place in the play off final for the first time in the club's history. Ealing will be disappointed to have come so close but will take huge pride in their performance tonight and will look forward to next season with a very positive outlook.

Yippee

So Carnegie go through on aggregate?

That missed conversion was the last action of the game.

Penberthy's conversion from a very difficult tee position sails wide of the uprights.

After an incredible passage of play which lasted four minutes, Luke Peters goes over in the corner to give Ealing the win on the night.

The ball goes wide to Peters who goes over in the corner, ref asking the TMO to check the grounding

Penberthy spins the ball wide for Harries who is stopped less than 10m short of the try line

Cmon Ealing

York carries powerfully and now Ealing are inside the Yorkshire 22