cueto breaks premiership try record in sale win
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Mark Cueto broke Steve Hanley's Premiership try-scoring record as Sale battled back to beat Exeter 21-16 at the Salford City Stadium on Friday. Exeter looked well in control after a try from Watisoni Votu and eight points from Gareth Steenson eased the visitors into a 13-5 half-time lead. Dan Braid gave the Sharks hope when he went over before Steenson extended the advantage early in the second half. But England international Cueto, 33, inspired a dramatic Sale revival as he touched down for his 76th domestic score before Rob Miller kicked a penalty. And the hosts secured an important victory through Danny Cipriani's three-pointer and Nick Macleod's drop-goal. From AFP

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