DIDSBURY Toc H continued their good league form by beating Old Bedians 21-0.
UNDER pressure: Didsbury Toc H's Paul Riley withstands the attention of Old Bedians as his side earn a 21-0 success from their derby match at the weekend as three tries proved enough for the points.
However, Didsbury started the brighter and scored their first try when James Eames scored under the posts, Oakley converting.
Dominating the scrum, Toc H drove to within a whisker of the line to earn a penalty try when Bedians strayed offside.
Leading 14-0 at half-time, Didsbury continued to dominate possession but either lost the ball or saw Bedians cynically concede a penalty at the crucial point.
A third try came when Ian Rann made a fine break and offloaded for Kidstone to score another converted try and secure victory.
Elsewhere, Burnage passed a tough test with flying colours as they defeated De la Salle 15-10.
Birkett's 100 per cent record with the boot kept the visitors at arm's length throughout the game, although it was the pack who ensured victory as their dominance at the scrum and lineout starved De la Salle of possession.