London Welsh fell to their sixth consecutive defeat in the Aviva Premiership as they were convincingly beaten 23-3 by Newcastle at the Kassam Stadium. Newcastle dominated and showed more invention with Scott Lawson and Mark Wilson lively in the forwards and Juan Pablo Socino orchestrating matters from fly-half and giving three-quarters Adam Powell and Sinoti Sinoti space to illustrate their attacking flair. Powell, Wilson and Ruki Tipuna were the visitors' try-scorers with Socino kicking two penalties and Rory Clegg a conversion. A penalty from Olly Barkley was Welsh's sole response as they slipped eight points behind the Falcons. Newcastle Falcons centre Adam Powell crosses for his side's first try in their 23-3 win at Kassam Stadium
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London Welsh fell to a sixth consecutive Premiership defeat
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Adam Powell, Mark Wilson and Ruki Tipuna scored tries for Newcastle
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Welsh made five changes from last week's thrashing by Harlequins
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The Falcons were unchanged after claiming first win over Exeter
Welsh soon responded with a penalty from @placeholder but the visitors had much the better of the opening 15 minutes and deservedly scored the opening try of the game.