As a result, Otley's head coach Kyle Dench was pleased with his side's work, saying that Tynedale were the better team in the first half, but that his side came out for the second to play a much better game.
Otley had the early territorial advantage, but their first try started deep in their 22.
Sam Taylor ran onto man-of-the-match Jacob Holmes's kick, taking the ball into Tynedale's half, before giving it back to Jacob Holmes who went onto score after nine minutes. with Gavin Stead adding the conversion.
Seamus Hutton caught an Otley kick, taking back into the home side's 22, where Tynedale looked for an opening and found it on the right with Joe Beaty going over the line. Josh Leslie's conversion drew the scores level.
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