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Monday 17 March 1997 19:02 EST

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Moseley, the National League Two club, have escaped a two-point penalty for fielding an unregistered player in their Courage League defeat at Bedford in November. The RFU competition's sub- committee initially indicated they would dock Moseley two points for playing the lock Andy Freke, but the Birmingham club have won their appeal and escaped with a reprimand for maladministration.

Wasps will play their first night game at Loftus Road on Wednesday, 26 March (7.45) against London Irish four days after returning to their former home venue of Sudbury for the match with Orrell on 22 March. Queen's Park Rangers are using Loftus Road on that Saturday against Portsmouth.

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