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Kevin Morgan came through his first real test after a six-month injury lay-off to help the Celtic Warriors to a hard fought victory over last season’s Heineken Cup semi-finalists Leinster.
The Wales full back was the surprise inclusion in Steve Hansen’s 30-man World Cup squad last week but came through a full 80 minutes of rugby to prove his fitness.
Morgan had been out of action with a serious knee injury picked up during last season’s Six Nations clash against Scotland at Murrayfield but now looks ready to join his team-mates for rugby’s showpiece event next month.
The Warriors,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, who are the combined regional side of Bridgend and Pontypridd,You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login, recorded a second win on the trot in their Celtic League campaign at Sardis Road.
Wing Gareth Wyatt scored the crucial try deep into injury-time to give the Welsh side the victory over the former Celtic League champions in a dour contest dominated by the referee Iain Ramage.
Replacement hooker Mefin Davies gave the Warriors the lead mid-way through the second half after Leinster wing Brendan Burke scored the game’s first try at the start of the second half.
But the game was dominated by the boots of Wales and Lions legend Neil Jenkins and Leinster scrum half Brian O’Meara.
Jenkins put 16 of his side’s points between the posts while O’Meara’s five penalties and a conversion made up the bulk of the visitors’ tally.
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