It got better for the home side after the break when centre Dalle Cort went over for a third try just before the hour.
Ponty quickly responded with a break by centre Jason Lewis, supported by Davey, to send Sonny Parker over near the posts for a try that Davey converted.
Summer signing Richie Rees made the break and centre Selley, on loan from the Ospreys, provided great support and had enough pace to beat the covering defenders.
The move began with a Max Evans break in centre-field and finished with Parks side footing the ball to the left corner where Canadian Van der Merwe touched down.
It was not all black and red though and a half-break from centre Casey Laulala earned Blues their second penalty chance, Ben Blair putting them into a 6-3 lead after 23 minutes.
Gall's still had time to register another score before the break as centre half-forward Kevin McGourty released Sean Burke to slot over the bar, with the midfielder content to take his point instead of aiming low.
Horan was unlucky not to touch over after making a blistering break through the centre.
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Olly Barkley touched down and converted as the home side led 10-6 at the break - the centre also notching a penalty with Nick Evans kicking Quins' points.
The former All Black then claimed his stunning try on 28 minutes, joining the line to link up with centre Tosh Masson's break and showing superb acceleration to power home.
Taking the ball from a Ben Whetstone break, the centre broke down three challenges in a blistering thirty yard run which put some light between the Exiles and their visitors at the break.
After the break the Ospreys also had veteran centre Sonny Parker to thank for the out-stretched arm that brought pacy Glasgow wing Thom Evans down.
The sides were locked at 10-10 at the break, ex-New Zealand centre Laulala going over for the Blues while full-back Burns crossed for the Cherry and Whites.
Bath appeared to be in control when they led 13-3 at the break thanks to two penalties from centre Olly Barkley and a converted Nick Abendanon try.
Centre John Wilson extended Catalans' lead after the break, with Thomas Bosc adding the extras with the boot.
Substitute Michael Higdon gave his side hope after the break, meeting Luke Varney's centre with an impressive turn and left-footed shot into the net.
It came down to a tie-break and Jankovic set about denying the Centre Court a second sensational match of the day as she moved 4-1 clear.
They still had enough wit about them to break through four times, tries from centre Michael Shenton, Owen, stand-off Steve Snitch and hooker Ryan Hudson making the final scoreline respectable.
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Saracens lost centre Andy Farrell and full-back Brent Russell before the break but it did not seem to affect them as they were almost handed a try following a moment of madness from Hook.
Their three centre halves, sat deep, made it tough for Agbonlahor to break the back line, and they always had a spare man to either track the front-runner or follow Heskey when he dropped a little deeper.
Robson and Jankovic walked on to a half-empty Centre Court as many of the 15, 000 spectators took a quick break after the unexpected five-set thriller that preceded them involving Roger Federer.
Twelve minutes later a searing break from fly-half Tristan Davies split the Vale defence and centre James Storey was on hand to touchdown.
Centre Keith Senior crossed for Leeds, but Hull edged further ahead before the break as Domic, benefiting from Richard Horne's clever pass, and Whiting both added tries.
It all began well for Reivers when centre Marcus di Rollo started and finished a flowing move, with Hodge making the break and Don Mackinnon providing the link.
Just before the break the Scarlets looked to have got back into the game but Bristol centre Rob Higgitt superbly tackled Matthew J Watkins with the try line at his mercy.
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Former Blues centre Lee Thomas scored it, diving over from close range following Julien Laharrague's fine break.
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