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Netball Super League: LexisNexis Dragons beat Nottingham Forest for third win of the season

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LexisNexis Dragons recorded a third win of the season with a tight 65-64 victory over Nottingham Forest in Netball Super League.

Georgia Rowe top-scored with 35 goals for Dragons as they completed the double over their opponents, having beaten them away in round six.

Rolene Streutker added 31 goals to Forest’s scoreline, but was unable to prevent the fourth-placed side slipping to defeat.

London Mavericks, who sit in fifth, closed the gap on Forest to six points with a 63-60 win at Leeds Rhinos.

George Inger and Emily Andrew scored 27 and 22 goals respectively for Mavericks as they bounced back from defeat to Manchester Thunder last week.

Paige Reed was Rhinos’ top-scorer with 20, and her side remain in seventh having won just once all season.

Second-placed London Pulse host leaders Loughborough Lightning on Sunday, while Manchester Thunder welcome bottom side Birmingham Panthers on Monday (both matches 18:00 BST).

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Fantasy Football Week 3 sleepers: Daniel Jones, Kyle Monangai and 3 more surprise plays

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Brad Evans likes the Week 3 breakout potential for rookie KC Concepcion and details other under-the-radar players for your consideration.

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Need fantasy football lineup advice for Week 3? Use our interactive start/sit tool to help you decide.

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WXV: Why latest defeat feels different for Wales

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The reaction of former Wales internationals has also been positive in defeat.

Speaking on BBC One, Philippa Tuttiett said: “Wales were on a run of nine international defeats.

“The turnaround that they have done to beat South Africa and push the sixth-ranked team in the world to the end is incredible.

“It was a tough innings, but still a really proud performance.”

Dyddgu Morgan-Hywel said: “We did see the momentum from the South Africa win.

“I was a little worried, but Wales put another performance in. Yes, they’re disappointed, but there was only two points in it.”

Former captain Siwan Lillicrap said: “I was stood up in commentary and I felt gutted and proud all at the same time.

“I was gutted because they stayed in the fight and could have won it, and proud of the fight they had.

“There were errors; Test match rugby isn’t always going to be perfect, but you’ve got to remember USA are sixth in the world.

“They had an outstanding performance last week, but you learn when you win and you learn when you lose.

“We’re still seeing really good stuff and growth from what we’ve seen previously.”

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