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European Challenge Cup | Group Stage
Oct 12, 2013 at 2pm UK
 
London Wasps
ViadanaRugby Viadana
17-90
Wasps

London Wasps thrash Viadana in record-breaking win

London Wasps score 14 tries and break their record points tally in Europe on their way to an emphatic 90-17 victory over Viadana in the Challenge Cup.

Will Helu scored a first-half hat-trick on his debut as London Wasps ran in 14 tries on their way to a 90-17 victory over Viadana in the Challenge Cup.

Viadana's day began badly when Daniel Yakop was sin-binned inside seven minutes, and Wasps took full advantage as Helu opened his account two minutes later.

Anthony Fenner kicked a penalty for the hosts before two tries in three minutes gave the Wasps a commanding lead.

The first was a penalty try after Viadana failed to cope with Wasps' scrum, while Kearnan Myall went over shortly afterwards.

Guy Thompson secured an early bonus point with a try in the 24th minute, while Tommy Bell strolled over in the corner on the half-hour mark to extend Wasps' lead even further.

Helu then touched down twice in as many minutes to secure a hat-trick on his first appearance for the club with five minutes still left in the opening period.

Simon McIntyre added an eighth try late in the half before Viadana had a rare moment of joy when Andrea Barbieri crashed over to make it 56-10 at the break.

The visitors picked up where they left off at the start of the second half, scoring another try through Thompson within one minute of the restart. Thompson then completed a hat-trick of his own six minutes later.

Jack Moates edged Wasps closer to their record points tally in a European game with a try in the 52nd minute and went on to break the record himself eight minutes later with his second debut try.

Charlie Hayter scored his side's 13th try in the 71st minute before Viadana got another score back late on to make it 85-17.

Wasps were not finished yet, however, as they ended the game with yet another try, this time through Joe Simpson, to reach the 90-point mark, ensuring that they opened their Challenge Cup campaign in style.

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