Reynolds keep title
RAMS took the title race down to the wire with a brilliant win against Cinderford, defying four yellow cards to seal a 12th home win of the campaign in front of a record crowd of 1,284.
The hosts made the perfect start as James McRae burrowed over from close range following a maul, man-of-the-match Drew Humberstone making no mistake with the conversion.
Things got even better with a trademark Rams counter-attack, with Zach Clow beating a couple of men inside his own 22 before kicking ahead. A turnover and a couple of phases later, Ollie Cole touched down on the right-hand side of the pitch to celebrate his 100th appearance in style.
Clow blotted his copy book with a yellow card following a minor scuffle, but Axel Kalling-Smith then added another try to his highlights reel with a 95-metre break from on his own line.
A marvellous kick from Humberstone made it 19-0.
However, Cinderford then began to impose themselves on the contest and it took a wonderful cover tackle from the returning Clow to keep out Mason Tonks.
However, the visitors got on the board as Naplaying
PICTURES: Tim Pitfield than Taylor rumbled over at the back of a maul, Mikey Austin with the extras, and Rams then suffered a second yellow card as Dan Swain failed to roll away at the breakdown.
Cinderford made their man advantage pay as George Porter powered over from close range, another Austin kick making it 19-14 to the hosts at the break.
The visitors continued to turn the screw at the start of the second period and Rams’ Max Hayman was carded for a dangerous tackle.
However, a pivotal moment came as Rams secured a turnover on their