Glyn inspired by chance of Twickenham

'Whatever happens they are going to enjoy themselves,' said coach Matt Hawkes.

'We have a tough quarter-final at Bristol against Churchill but we will make a mini-tour out of it. We may not go any further but I coached these lads as Under 16s and they only lost one game then.'

Glyn, from Ewell in Surrey, never really imposed themselves on Churchers as they had done in the previous 21-0 defeat of Gravesend Grammr and were indebted to two tries from skipper and hooker Richard Holmden.

Those scores came after an earlier try from the '22' by speedy Louis Burgess who was set up by No 9 Alex Elbrow's charge through midfield.

Holmden claimed his first before the break, smashing through for a touchdown which full back Alex Downes converted.

Glyn had to work hard for their victory and it was Holmden's support play which came into action for the third try when he took a pass from centre Tom Burn to score with Downes adding the two points again.