Despite that setback on Saturday night, Deeside Dragons bounced back to win 2-4 away at Nottingham Lions on Sunday and they have now moved up into 4th place.
Widnes Wild had an unbeaten weekend with a 3-7 win away at Coventry and a 5-5 home draw against Hull Jets. Those results leave 4 teams on 9 points in the bottom half of the table - Nottingham, Hull, Coventry and Widnes - of whom, Widnes have played fewer games so far.
In the other game of the weekend, league leaders Solihull outshot Blackburn Eagles 68 to 30 in their 13-2 away win which counts for double points.
Photo: Lee Pollitt celebrates for Widnes Wild v Hull - be Geoff White www.gw-images.co.uk
