by John Fuller <\/p>\n
Last updated at 11:23, Friday, 09 May 2014<\/p>\n
Rene Bach will ride through the pain to ensure Workington Comets progress in the Knock-Out Cup. <\/p>\n
Rene Bach <\/p>\n
The west Cumbrian side have a 14-point lead going into tonights first round second leg at Somerset. <\/p>\n
Captain Bach is still recovering from the hip injury he picked up in the Danish Champiomship semi-final last week. He made his track return earlier this week, but admitted being sore afterwards. <\/p>\n
Comets will, however, be without Ashley Morris and Ricky Wells, who are riding for parent club Wolverhampton. <\/p>\n
Newcastles in-form Lewis Rose with rider replacement being operated for Wells. <\/p>\n
Team manager Tony Jackson said: We realise that this will be a very difficult meeting and of course Somerset know exactly what they need to do to overhaul us and will no doubt try to hit us hard from the start. <\/p>\n
We will simply forget about the first leg and look at it as a match we want to win, which hopefully will keep our aggregate lead, or much of it, intact and get us over the finish line. <\/p>\n
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