Monumental clash against Babas

Jean-Rémi as Player of the day!

In a monumental clash between Uppsala Rugby Club and the Stockholm Exiles Babas, the rugby gods themselves seemed to have descended upon the field. The atmosphere was electric as the two teams unleashed a display of raw talent and determination that left the spectators breathless. The match commenced with a thunderous penalty kick from Uppsala's Saul Davalos, effortlessly splitting the uprights in the 3rd minute. But the Babas were not to be outdone, unleashing their fury and scoring a try just three minutes later. Uppsala's forwards, fueled by an unstoppable drive, wreaked havoc upon the Baba's defense. In the 17th minute, Saul once again stepped forward, his powerful leg launching the ball through the air, securing another three points for Uppsala. As if touched by divine inspiration, James Oakley graced the field in the 25th minute, leaving the crowd gasping in awe as he weaved through the defense with the grace of a gazelle, planting the ball over the try line. Uppsala's hopes soared even higher when Ben Mooney, with the reflexes of a feline predator, intercepted a pass with supernatural speed, snatching possession from the clutches of the opposition and preserving his team's glory. The first half ended with a sense of anticipation, as both teams engaged in a fierce battle of strength and skill. Although no more points were scored, the scoreline stood testament to Uppsala's might, leading the Babas with a commanding 13-5 advantage.

As the second half roared to life, Uppsala showed no signs of relinquishing their stranglehold on the match. James, a true force of nature, once again unleashed his thunderous might in the 46th minute, breaching the Babas' defenses with sheer power and finesse. But the Babas, refusing to surrender, clawed their way back into contention, capitalizing on Uppsala's rare display of fallibility in the back line. A try was their reward, momentarily rekindling their hopes in this clash of the titans. However, the gods of rugby frowned upon the Babas' transgressions, and a yellow card was brandished against them for their failure to retreat after a Uppsala penalty was taken quickly. Uppsala, seizing the opportunity, orchestrated a mesmerizing display of teamwork and telepathy. Siôn and Anton moved with supernatural precision, passing the ball as if guided by an unseen force, allowing Saul to transcend mortal limitations and score yet another try. The floodgates had opened, and Uppsala surged forth, carried by the sheer will of their indomitable spirit. Two more tries followed in quick succession, as James and Siôn took turns demolishing the Babas' defenses, leaving the opposition trembling in their wake. With victory within their grasp, Uppsala's strength and resilience shone through. Even as the Babas managed a consolation try, the final score stood testament to Uppsala's divine performance — 37 points for Uppsala and 20 for the valiant Babas. A special mention to Uppsala's bench players, who seamlessly integrated into the fray. As the subs entered the field, the intensity never waned, leaving the crowd in awe of Uppsala's depth and tactical genius.

/ Ben