POOLE Comets left it latebefore snatching bothpoints from their Elite League match with Ipswich. <\/p>\n
Comets heroes were Steve Harris and Marcin Szymanski, who held their nerve to win the last race and steer their team to an 89-88 away win. <\/p>\n
The match was always going to be a closely-fought encounterand so it proved asboth sides tradedheat wins with Ipswich holding a slender 45-44 lead at the end of the first half. <\/p>\n
The scores, however, might have been different if Arron Morgan had not been excluded while in a points scoring position in heat seven. <\/p>\n
Aaron Smith got the second half off to a good start by winning heat 10 and, with Dean Hook taking a solid third place, the Comets were in front by a single point. <\/p>\n
Three more shared heats followed before Smith teamed up with Szymanski for another 6-4 which gave Poole a three-point lead. <\/p>\n
Controversy followed at the end of heat 15, with Ipswich awarded a 7-2 race win after a last-bend incident which resulted in race exclusion for Smith and the relegation of his team partner Morgan from a second-place finish. <\/p>\n
Comets Dean Hook also received his marching orders from the match referee following another racing incident. <\/p>\n
Pooles skipper Greg Gluchowski kept his cool to win the re-run before Harris and Szymanski sealed the overall win. <\/p>\n
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