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Mike Brown’s 17-year Harlequins career could come to an abrupt end after he was sent off for a stamp on Tommy Taylor in the Harlequins’ high-scoring, thrilling victory against Wasps

Harlequins 48-46 Wasps Smith scores 28 points including late converted tryAnother week, another last-gasp match-winning score for Marcus Smith. No matter that Harlequins played more than half the match without Mike Brown – whose career at the club may now be over with a suspension looming following his red card – or that Wasps were full value for their six tries.Smith is writing his own scripts at the moment and he is developing a taste for the dramatic. He finished a thrilling contest with 28 points and his second try, with the clock in the red, pulled Harlequins level at 46-46 before his conversion settled matters. He set up three of Quins’s six tries too and levelled the club’s record for an individual points haul. Related: Dan Carter: ‘Rugby needs fun, it needs characters, or it gets stale’ Continue reading…

Marcus Smith inspires Harlequins to a thrilling 48-46 win over Wasps, after Mike Brown’s red card left them with 14 men.

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