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Workington Comets season is quickly gaining momentum after superb back-to-back victories at the weekend. <\/p>\n
Tony Jackson <\/p>\n
Key personnel missing from their ranks failed to derail Comets as they recorded two convincing wins that will have the rest of the Premier League looking on nervously. <\/p>\n
A 52-38 victory against Somerset Rebels in the first leg of the Premier League Knockout Cup was followed by a crucial 49-44 win away at Newcastle Diamonds in the Premier League. <\/p>\n
But just 24 hours before Saturdays meeting, Comets were left rocked by the news that captain Rene Bach had been injured in a collision in Denmark and would miss the weekends matches. <\/p>\n
Bach suffered a hand injury and bruising to his hip during Fridays Danish Championship semi-final, but should be fit for Workingtons Knockout Cup return leg at Somerset on Friday. <\/p>\n
Comets riders responded to the setback of losing their skipper in the best possible way by romping to two consecutive wins. <\/p>\n
Team manager Tony Jackson said: I am absolutely delighted. Saturday went better than we thought it would. To win by 14 points was fantastic. <\/p>\n
Against Newcastle, the whole team picked up points. Josh Grajczonek was brilliant and picked up another paid maximum. <\/p>\n
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