By MATT WRIGHT
EALINGhad to fight hard in picking up their third win in a row, but a strong finish at Bedford – as well as 19 points from Aaron Penberthy’s boot – helped secure a vital result on the road.
The match was on a knife-edge going into the closing stages at 16-16, with Bedford scoring two wonderful tries as they threatened to throw a spanner in the works.
But the Trailfinders eventually showed why they have become contenders for a play-off place by producing their best spell in the match when it really counted.
Head coach Ben Ward said: “I felt a lot of t...