Wainwright Strikes as Leicester Storm Back to Sink Gloucester in Front of Prince Harry
Leicester Tigers roared back from 14-0 down to beat Gloucester 38-31 in the Gallagher Premiership, with Aaron Wainwright scoring his first try for the club as Prince Harry watched on.

Leicester Tigers produced a stirring comeback at Mattioli Woods Welford Road on Friday night, overturning a 14-0 deficit after just 10 minutes to beat Gloucester 38-31 in a Gallagher Premiership thriller watched by the Duke of Sussex, Prince Harry.
Gloucester struck twice early through their driving maul to stun the hosts, but Leicester responded with a sustained period of forward dominance, scoring 31 unanswered points to seize control of a contest in which eight of the nine tries came from forwards.
Wales back-rower Aaron Wainwright crossed for his first try in a Leicester shirt during the surge, capping a powerful display from the Tigers pack. The bonus-point victory made it two straight wins for Leicester and kept their strong start to the season rolling.
For Gloucester, the defeat was their first league loss of the campaign, a bitter pill after such a blistering start. They rallied late to narrow the margin but could not undo the damage of Leicester's middle-third blitz. The Tigers' forwards set the tone throughout, and with the Welford Road crowd roaring them home, Leicester closed out a statement win in front of royal company.