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Glasgow 52 Workington Comets 41: Despite losing 52-41 at Glasgow yesterday, Workington Comets are still on course to make the Premier League play-offs. <\/p>\n
Josh Grajczonek, left, and Ricky Wells <\/p>\n
Maximum points from a shortened home double header on Saturday from clashes with the Tigers and Somerset Rebels have edged them closer to the top six. <\/p>\n
It is still a hectic scramble to fit in their remaining seven matches by next Sunday but they should be able to garner sufficient points to qualify. <\/p>\n
Saturdays long meeting was finally ended by the curfew after 12 heats, but the previous meeting had also been cut short after 12 races following a long delay in the aftermath of a serious injury. <\/p>\n
Chris Mills, guesting for Glasgow, went through the fence on the fourth bend and careered into a wall. <\/p>\n
There was a 40-minute delay while Mills was attended to and later he was flown by the Great North Air Ambulance service to hospital in Middlesbrough. <\/p>\n
Latest word on the former Comet was that he had suffered back, shoulder and neck injuries but was stable. <\/p>\n
Workington had always been in control of that first meeting and when referee Willie Dishington called a halt after 12 meetings it was 48-27 to the home side. <\/p>\n
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