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After close-fought wins against lower table teams in the last two fixtures it seemed that the writing was on the wall this time around as the, Knights' back three made Worcester pay for their defensive frailties. Despite the scores being level at the change around, Doncaster looked the better side after the break and were advantaged by an unfortunate injury to loosehead, Billy Keast. Replacement prop Livai Natave was promptly sent to the sin bin for a high tackle and by the time he returned the Knights had reversed their fortunes in the scrummage which had seen Worcester dominant in the first half. Warriors sorely missed their usual midfield partnership of Seabrook and Naulago and the backline looked less than cohesive in the final quarter. A major plus points was the impressive return for Will Biggs (pictured). After nearly a year out with a neck injury, he excelled at the lineout and scored a brace of tries in the first half. The introduction of Cherry and Cripps in the second half threatened to turn the game back Worcester's way but Donny were not to be denied.