Leicester Tigers 34 Treviso 3: match report But it was largely a laboured display, littered with too many errors and at times a lack of direction despite enjoying the advantage of two extra men during the second half when Antonio Pavanello and Christian Loamanu were sent to the sin bin concurrently. Leicester will know only too well that they will have to up their game significantly for the back-to-back games against Montpellier in December if they are to stand any chance of reaching the knockout stages. "We made hard work of it," admitted Leicester's captain Toby Flood, who landed two penalties and converted all four tries. Too many errors again and a poor performance. If we qualify from the pool we will look back at this and think the five points we got were important. But we really didn't deserve it. There is no rhythm or continuity in our game at the moment. We are making too many errors. It is a really disappointed changing room in there. The tone had been set for Leicester during a frustrating first half. Too often the Tigers appeared overeager in their pursuit of tries to secure the bonus point, without having secured the forward platform to do so. The determination and physicality of Treviso's defending appeared to embolden the Italian side and some pick-and-go plays instead forced Leicester on the back foot for periods, much to the frustration of the home crowd. Waldrom was Leicester's most influential player and his try two minutes before the interval helped in part ease Leicester's early frustrations. Waldrom was denied a second try within two minutes of the restart for a double-movement and it was the Italians who scored next, with Tobias Botes landing a penalty. Leicester took immediate advantage of the sin-binnings of Pavanello and Loamanu in quick succession when Tom Youngs was driven over for Leicester's second try in the 57th minute after Flood had kicked the penalty to the corner. But once again a lack of precision and anxiety returned to Leicester's play to ensure the final quarter was more far tense than it should have been. Scully crossed for the third try in the 67th minute from a quickly taken penalty but again Leicester were frustrated by more stoic defending by Treviso before Thompstone's made his dramatic intervention.