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Freddie Tuilagi scored a try hat-trick while Geordan Murphy claimed the man-of-the-match award with a marvellous all-round display that included 18 points.
Leicester effectively killed off the game with a devastating three-try burst in the space of 14 first half minutes after the teams had been tied at 3-3.
Tuilagi chased his own hopeful hack from a wild pass to win the race for the loose ball and grab the opening try.
Louis Deacon added the second following a short pass by hooker Dorian West after Murphy had been denied his 50th try for Leicester as his meandering run too him right to the Beziers line.
West then rounded-off an unstoppable forward drive from a line-out a few metres out to give his side a commanding 20-3 lead at half-time.
Any hope the visitors harboured of a second-half comeback were destroyed as Leicester produced a double-try salvo in the space of just five minutes. Tuilagi, who had managed just one try in his previous 11 Heineken Cup appearances, raced over from 10 yards to grab his second of the afternoon.
On their next attack Rod Kafer burst through the midfield and despite a couple of Beziers players trying to grab his jersey forced his way over at the posts.
Beziers refused to buckle and a fine forward effort saw Vano Nadiradze emerge with the try then outside-half Gonzalo Quesada converted to add to his early penalty.
But Murphy capped a fine all-round display by finally claiming that 50th try for the club. His devastating break then set-up Tuilagi for his hat-trick before replacement Sam Vesty celebrated his first try for the club with a simple score in injury time.
Today has been a good day for Leicester first this and in football Leicester City won 4 - 1.
Freddie Tuilagi scored a try hat-trick while Geordan Murphy claimed the man-of-the-match award with a marvellous all-round display that included 18 points.
Leicester effectively killed off the game with a devastating three-try burst in the space of 14 first half minutes after the teams had been tied at 3-3.
Tuilagi chased his own hopeful hack from a wild pass to win the race for the loose ball and grab the opening try.
Louis Deacon added the second following a short pass by hooker Dorian West after Murphy had been denied his 50th try for Leicester as his meandering run too him right to the Beziers line.
West then rounded-off an unstoppable forward drive from a line-out a few metres out to give his side a commanding 20-3 lead at half-time.
Any hope the visitors harboured of a second-half comeback were destroyed as Leicester produced a double-try salvo in the space of just five minutes. Tuilagi, who had managed just one try in his previous 11 Heineken Cup appearances, raced over from 10 yards to grab his second of the afternoon.
On their next attack Rod Kafer burst through the midfield and despite a couple of Beziers players trying to grab his jersey forced his way over at the posts.
Beziers refused to buckle and a fine forward effort saw Vano Nadiradze emerge with the try then outside-half Gonzalo Quesada converted to add to his early penalty.
But Murphy capped a fine all-round display by finally claiming that 50th try for the club. His devastating break then set-up Tuilagi for his hat-trick before replacement Sam Vesty celebrated his first try for the club with a simple score in injury time.
Today has been a good day for Leicester first this and in football Leicester City won 4 - 1.