Powergen Junior Vase

The Twickenham dream lives on for Wallingford after their 15-12 victory away to Romsey in Saturday's nail-biting fifth-round tie.

The win means that Wallingford are through to the last 16 - and just three games away from a final at the RFU's headquarters.

The victory was sealed in injury time, when, with the sides locked at 12-12, the visitors were awarded a penalty 40 yards out.

As in the previous round, skipper Ollie Henderson proved the man of the moment as he slotted the kick between the posts to the delight of the large contingent of visiting supporters.

In a frenetic start, it was Wallingford who went closest to scoring with centre Keiron Murphy breaking several tackles and chipping over the Romsey defence before being just beaten to the touchdown.

However, with the home pack starting to take control, Wallingford spent large parts of the first half on the back foot.

Romsey took the lead on the half-hour when, from a line-out, a well-worked blindside move saw their flanker go over in the corner.

Trailing 5-0 at half-time, Wallingford came into the game more after the break and benefited from their boldness.

They decided not to kick a simple penalty opportunity, but chose to run the ball. This decision was vindicated when second row Shaun Bailey crashed over wide out to level the scores.

Wallingford started to dominate the scrums and line-outs, but the scores remained level until a remarkable last five minutes.

First, the visitors took the lead when Johnny Collett broke two tackles on halfway before feeding Henry Venners, who went over under the posts. After Henderson's conversion, the visitors looked home and dry.

However, almost immediately, Romsey's outside half scored under the posts and converted his own try to level the scores.

From the restart, Wallingford regained possession and Romsey conceded a penalty on their own ten-metre line.

And Henderson's right boot did not let Wallingford down.