Croatia, the 2018 World Cup runners-up, jumped above Russia to top the standings on 23 points from 10 games, one more than the second-placed Russians who will head into the March play-offs. The England international was also accompanied during the run by former team-mates Jamie Peacock, Jamie Jones-Buchanan, Gareth Ellis and Barrie McDermott, along with former Labour party communications chief Alastair Campbell and Leeds triathletes Alistair and Jonny Brownlee. Folk fired through his first two field goals - from 34 and 48 yards - before the half, the second of which coming off the back of Herbert's first pick to make it a one-point ball game at the break. "You are in the semi-final of a cup, yes Celtic are firm favourites, and so they should be, but we've got nothing to lose and have won trophies at that stadium so you go there and try to win the game," Davidson said.