improve their European tour record to 2-0.

Alan Oliver scored two tries in the match to lead Bermuda, with other tries coming from Derek (Bobby) Hurdle and Ali Nicoll.

Luxembourg, winners of international matches against Denmark and Germany during the past two years, reportedly tried to intimidate Bermuda but came up empty on the scoring sheet.

"We're delighted with the results so far,'' said Bermuda Rugby Football Union president Peter Borland yesterday.

Bermuda won their first game of the tour by a decisive score of 49-12 against Alsace-Lorraine, a French Under-26 side, on Sunday.

The two tries put Oliver's total at three and he'll attempt to increase that total when Bermuda play against a Geneva Select XV on Friday.