Both teams went to the Saint James Park at the back from four consecutive victories, which were taken both in the first six and a half semi -finals of the challenge cup next week.
The Catalan seemed to be the side that carries this shape in this match, as they opened 12 points in 16 minutes, as Lagmour jumped before Josh Charnley to collect Theo Figger chip and go over the line.
Aispuro-Bichet, who is now starring the full-back of the French team, illuminated the location of Newcastle through the fabric by defending me for another degree, and added both transfers to put his team in control.
I finally woke up while the iPape had stretched from a fifth attempt, just as it seemed that there was another attack that fades, and it is running between the jobs.
Aispuro-Bichet's penalty again put a space between the difference, but Lee returned within two points half of the time as McNamara benefited from other iPape fees and fast playing on the line.
The momentum was clearly with Leg, as the difference appeared in the second half, especially with the failure of the inspiring captain of the Akalalin Bin Garcia to appear after an injury.
Dragons extended her progress, but when Smith woke up from his knees from an incomplete treatment of registration, but an attempt to convert Aispuro-Bichet hit the post, a Miss may prove expensive.
Leigh assumed responsibility from that point, as the Lachlan Lam's upper kick was arrested by O'Neill for registration, with McNamara add additions and then a penalty kick to bring them the first time in the game.
With the addition of Trout another attempt and mcnamara again a minute, the Catalan suddenly needed two groups.
They were not able to only manage one, as Keari collected another slice of Fayez and exceeded the cover for registration.
