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Bristol come up short despite victory
Scrum.com
January 25, 2009
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Bristol's David Lemi races away to score a try at the Memorial Stadium
© Getty Images Bristol secured a 25-14 bonus point victory over Montpellier in their European Challenge Cup Pool 2 clash at the Memorial Ground but it was not enough to see them progress to the quarter-finals. Winger David Lemi, scrum-half Shaun Perry, prop Mark Irish and replacement forward Redford Pennycook all touched down for the hosts with fly-half Ed Barnes adding two conversions and two penalties. Montpellier fly-half Francois Trinh-Duc scored his side's first try with flanker Jérome Vallée adding another with his No.10 convertin both scores. Bristol: Luke Arscott; Lee Robinson, Nathan Brew, Neil Brew, David Lemi; Ed Barnes, Shaun Perry; Mark Irish, David Blaney, Darren Crompton; Roy Winters, Robert Sidoli; Matt Salter (capt), Alfie To'oala, Dan Ward-Smith Replacements: Ray Hogan, Wayne Thompson, Nathan Budgett, Redford Pennycook, Graeme Beveridge, Adrian Jarvis, Tom Arscott Montpellier: Olivier Sarraméa, Jacques Boussuge, Frikkie Welsh, Sylvain Mirande, Thierry Brana, Francois Trinh-Duc, Julien Tomas, Eugène Van Staden, Fabien Rofes, Philémon Toleafoa, Goncalo Uva, Drickus Hancke, Didier Chouchan, Jérome Vallée, Benjamin Goze Replacements: Joan Caudullo, Dannie Thiart, Michel Macurdy, Vassili Bost, Adrien Tomas, Sébastien Kuzbik, Jean-Matthieu Alcalde © Scrum.com
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