HARLEQUINS boss Paul Gustard acknowledged his side had come off second best in two key areas.
“The long and the short of it is their nine and ten controlled the game better than we did, and in the end their lineout got on top of us as well,” he said.
“We’ve got to look at how we’re giving people opportunities to get in our final third, to give them opportunities to score.
“With gusts of up to 58mph, heavy rain, wet hands, wet ball, wet shirt – it’s tricky. But they didn’t do anything in their attack either.
“One of their tries came...