Saracens' Heineken Cup hopes boosted by Connacht's shock over Toulouse We told him to be patient and the game would come to him and it did. But he deserves a lot of credit because he worked hard and took his tries well," McCall said. George Kruis and Ernst Joubert claimed early scores as the Saracens pack got on top. Chris Wyles then overtook England great Richard Hill as his team's top try scorer in the Heineken Cup with his eighth score before Ashton's double. "It was great to get such a big win," said Ashton. It's a hard place to come and we were a bit scrappy at times but we're looking forward to getting them back at our place next week. Ashton's first was courtesy of Charlie Hodgson, who also kicked 14 points, and showed control and poise to time his inside pass to perfection. His second came from a mazy run by Alex Goode, who posed a threat all afternoon from open play, while David Strettle, who had a try controversially disallowed for alleged obstruction, provided the link. Ashton said: "I don't know how Goode managed to stay on his feet. We have been practising that as a back line during the week and we don't often get a first-phase try like that but it was nice to get a few of us on the score sheet.