Premiership: London Irish 37-22 Northampton - Exiles win to move up to fourth
Jackson, the Premiership's leading scorer, pushed a routine early penalty chance wide but some concerted Exiles pressure ended with So'otala Fa'aso'o bulldozing over from close range.
Jackson's penalty just before the break took him past 200 points for the campaign and gave the hosts a 17-10 advantage at the break. But moments later Chunya Munga plunged over for his first Premiership try to secure the Exiles bonus point and make it 31-17. "I'm sure if you ran down to some of the betting offices you wouldn't get many that said we had a good chance of making it to the top four with three games to go, but what about it?
"We didn't perform well enough for long enough periods which is a bit of a headscratcher because at times at home we've been really good, and away from home we haven't.
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