Darrin Bellingham, pictured ball in hand in Guernsey’s last home match, scored one of the league leaders’ two tries in the narrow victory over Twickenham last weekend. (Picture by Steve Sarre, 1045996)

GUERNSEY face a massive couple of weeks in their London Two South-West campaign with coach Jordan Reynolds warning his stars to behave or face the consequences.

The league leaders host London Cornish tomorrow on the back of a hard-fought 20-15 victory away to Twickenham, a result made all the more remarkable by Guernsey having had four players sin-binned in the second half after reaching the interval 9-3 down.

Reynolds admitted that although some of the decisions may have been debatable, his side could not afford to let indiscipline affect their promotion push.

‘We have got two of our biggest weeks coming up with Cornish, who are third, coming here and then we go to second-placed Guildford in our next match. Saturday is a huge game for us,’ said Reynolds, before he issued his warning.

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