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Sam Agars

The business end of the season kicked off on Saturday and it was the Borrelli Walsh USRC Tigers who delivered the performance of the round, upsetting Bloomberg HK Scottish 38-28.
It was a disappointing end to a season that promised so much for Scottish, with Tigers now riding high despite finishing the minor round in bottom place.
The other match stayed true to form, with Natixis HKFC knocking off Herbert Smith Freehills HKCC 17-3 to put an end to a tough season for the Cricketers.
WATCH: Borrelli Walsh USRC Tigers 38-28 Bloomberg HK Scottish


WATCH: Natixis HKFC 17-3 Herbert Smith Freehills HKCC




WATCH: Highlights of the Hong Kong Premiership quarter-finals

HK Scottish centre Conor Hartley feels the heat in his side’s quarter-final loss to the Borrelli Walsh USRC Tigers. Photo: HKRU

Sport

Rugby

Play of The Week

Football Club progress as expected with a solid 17-3 win over Cricket Club, while Tigers shock Scottish to win 38-28


HKRU Premiership 2016-17