7 Shillcock – coming in for Pennell, the full back’s fumble led to Quins’ second try but his big left boot came in very handy and took his try well.
7 Nanai – improving with every game as he looked a threat from the first whistle. He showed plenty of purpose in possession, racking up more metres than anyone else.
8 Venter – making his first start of the season the South African ran hard all game, proving a handful for Quins’ defence, and stood firm defensively.
7 Beck – not quite as effective as Venter with ball in hand but linked up well with his midfield colleague as the duo kept pounding away.
7 Fidow – an impressive debut from the Samoan who chased everything, causing Quins’ back three problems, and was willing to come off his wing in search of the ball.
8 Lance – produced a brilliant performance in the absence of Weir as he landed five out of his six kicks at goal including a crucial touchline conversion.
9 HEANEY – remained calm and composed in torrid conditions with his assured presence at the base giving Warriors a strong platform in attack and assisted for Shillcock’s score. My man of the match.
7 Waller – was steady at scrum-time, got stuck in at the breakdown and made some hard yards when he got hold of the ball.
8 Annett – aside from one errant lineout the hooker was solid at the set-piece and gave Warriors momentum, making an impressive 17 carries.
7 Palframan – taking Carey’s place in the side the tighthead prop anchored the Warriors scrum which held up superbly and did not do a lot wrong.
8 Bresler – was a real workhorse from start to finish, making a series of tackles to keep Quins at bay and collected a lineout steal.
7 Kitchener – his missed tackle led to Dombardt’s try but gave Warriors front foot ball with several surges and ran the lineout well.
7 Hill – got through a lot of work as he was one of Warriors’ chief carriers, but made a couple of handling errors and missed a few tackles.
8 Lewis – showed no signs of the injury that forced him off last week as the flanker put his head where it hurts in a tireless defensive display.
8 du Preez – was a focal point of Warriors’ attack, clattering forward at every opportunity and did not give away an inch in defence, putting in some crunching tackles.
Replacements: Taufete’e 7 (Annett 54), Black 7 (Waller 62), Carey 7 (Palframan 65), Fatialofa 7 (Kitchener 54), van Velze 8 (du Preez 54), Lawrence 7 (Beck 62). Not used: Kitto, Humphreys.
Referee: M Carley.
Attendance: TBC.
Harlequins: R Chisholm; Murley (Goneva 55), Lang, Saili, Ibitoye; Smith (Campagnaro 67), Landajo (Saunders 74); Botta (Auterac 57), Elia (Baldwin 57), Collier (Kerrod 60), Young, Cavubati (Lamb 74), J Chisholm (Lawday 55), Evans, Dombrandt.
RUN OF PLAY.
0-3: Lance penalty, 5mins.
5-3: Dombrandt try, 7mins.
7-3: Smith conv, 8mins.
12-3: J Chisholm try, 13mins.
14-3: Smith conv, 14mins.
14-6: Lance penalty, 32mins.
14-9: Lance penalty, 40mins.
Half-time: Harlequins 14-9 Worcester Warriors.
14-14: Shillcock try, 67mins.
14-16: Lance conv, 68mins.
14-19: Lance penalty, 80mins.
Full-time: Harlequins 14-19 Worcester Warriors.
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