CENTRE Matt Blee says Rams must back up their first National One win of the campaign when they head to Birmingham Moseley on Saturday (3.30pm).

The Army man grabbed his first score for the club to reduce a 32-26 deficit with 10 minutes to play before a penalty try in the penultimate play sent the Old Bath Road faithful wild.

Rams had earlier fallen 12-0 down inside five minutes and later 24-7 behind, Oli Sedgwick with the home score on debut.

Scores from Mikey Duda and Ross McKay – who ended with 11 points – reduced the arrears to three at the interval.

Luke Mehson completed a Park hat-trick before Max Marshall replied, only for Max Wheeler to nudge the visitors 32-26 in front.

Hosts turn things round at the death

But summer signing Blee dived over on the left before the late drama.

The former Exeter University man has formed a useful new-look midfield with Ellis Jones in the opening month and is confident Rams can keep improving.

Commenting on the Rosslyn victory, he admitted: “It was closer than we wanted!

“They got their chances in the first half, but we got back together and grabbed a couple of our own just before the break.

“We’re very happy, but we need to try and do things easier – we’re making it tough for ourselves.

“Fingers crossed we can build on it at Birmingham. We need to show we can do it away.”

Having got off the mark personally and as a team, Matt admitted he is enjoying his time in Berkshire – and praised the supporters.

He ended: “Rosslyn quietened the crowd early on, but we managed to get them back into it and in those last moments, Clubhouse Corner helped us bring it home.

“Thank you to them.”

Rams next home game is against Bury St Edmunds on Saturday, October 10 (3pm).

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