Cardiff eased to a routine win over National 2 South side Henley Hawks.
Henley started the first half with a bang spending most of the first ten minutes in the Cardiff 22 before scoring the first try of the game through Kasper Strugar.
With the game being played at a frenetic pace it wasn’t long before Cardiff were level.
Quick recycling near the Hawks line allowed Dan Fish to coast over for a try he converted but the Hawks were back in front a few minutes later as Seb Scott crossed.
Howe again converted and extended the lead just before half time as he went on a solo run for a try he converted.
The second half was a different story as Cardiff used their bench to great effect and ran in six tries, taking every chance that came their way. You can try and take your chances at jokercasino.
Amir Saleh started the second half scoring with a well worked try in the corner before Fish grabbed his second.
Joe Goodchild added a brace, with one of his tries deriving from one end of the field to the other through silky hands by the backs.
And with James Richards and Joe Williams also on the score sheet, Cardiff ran out clear winners despite Henley having the last word as Rhys Amos scored on full time.
