Combined Services 34 Barbarians 28: match details Sam Speight scored a hat-trick of tries as Combined Services edged a 10-try thriller in the annual Remembrance Match in Plymouth on Tuesday night. Speight repeated his treble against Bedford Blues in last season's Mobbs Memorial Match. The 28-year-old wing lit up the contest here with a 60-yard touchline burst for the opening try of a ding-dong match in which the lead changed hands six times. The Barbarians hit back six ­minutes later when London Welsh scrum-half Alex Davies forced his way over at the posts, and fly-half Dai Flanagan kicked the conversion. Services edged their noses back in front when flanker Sam Laird evaded the tackle of Heriot's winger Colin Goudie to make it 10-7, only for the Barbarians to deliver a two-try salvo in response. Loughborough Students wing Alex Davis took a beautifully timed pass from Coventry full-back Barry Davies to cross in the corner, while former Bath prop Laurence Ovens scored beside the uprights, with Flanagan successful with his kicks after both tries for a 21-10 lead. Services hit back on half-time when Speight rounded off a well-worked move, with scrum-half Dave Pascoe kicking the goal to leave them four points behind at the break. Speight started the second half with another stunning run past numerous defenders to launch an attack ­finished off by replacement back-row Maku Koroyadi being driven over, and Pascoe slotted a fine goal. Services" joy was short-lived, though, when Sale centre Chris Mayor gathered Flanagan's kick over the defence to score his side's fourth try, and Flanagan's boot made it 28-24 to the Barbarians. But with 10 minutes remaining, a misplaced pass led to Gosport flyer Speight ­racing 70 yards to complete his hat-trick, while replacement Jack Foster added another try at the end.