Worcester Warriors 13 Harlequins 37: match report They were slick and effective at the breakdown and played a style of keep ball that left Worcester pinned on the back foot for long periods. The hosts defended resolutely despite losing Jake Abbott to a yellow card for deliberately killing Quins" possession on the Worcester line. Mieres rewarded his forwards" work with an equalising penalty before Tom Guest, Marler and the irrepressible England captain Chris Robshaw combined to set up Care for an unopposed canter to the posts. Evans converted and when Ed Shervington followed Abbott into the sin-bin, for pulling down a line-out, eight minutes from half-time, Quins made their numerical advantage count again, when Marler peeled off a line-out for a try Evans improved. Quins began the second half as they finished the first, with Buchanan nipping in at the corner for Evans to convert. Worcester were finding life demanding and though there were one or two forays into opposition territory, they were soon back under the cosh. Josh Matavesi became the third player to see yellow and, while he was off, Brown barged his way in for the bonus-point score. A yellow card for Quins replacement Mark Lambert gave Worcester some respite and during the prop's 10 minutes in the sin-bin, they were awarded a penalty try that Mieres converted. It was too little too late.