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I'm fresh and ready for action, says Muir
WILL Muir broke into the England squad this year and although he did not feature in the Six Nations, Bath's coaches noted a difference when the wing returned to the club.
Appleby taking on streets of London for Wooden Spoon
LONDON’S calling for Exeter Women’s head coach Susie Appleby, who will be one of over 40,000 who will take to the streets for the annual London Marathon on Sunday, April 21.
Bears can still finish in the top four - Dun
JAMES Dun knew exactly what Bristol’s supporters were going through earlier this season when the Bears became stuck in a losing run.
Stick with coaches, Dallaglio urges RFU
LAWRENCE Dallaglio hopes the RFU have learned their lesson and will no longer jettison coaches too soon.
‘Incredible’ Farrell has Saracens motoring
CHAMPIONS Saracens smashed Harlequins 52-7 in front of 61,000 fans at Tottenham Hotspur Stadium to move second in the table and stretch their winning run to seven matches against their London rivals.
Don't get trapped in bowels of a big club
Diamond's warning to his young guns
Ice-cool kicking seals Old Reds' joy
OLD Redcliffians maintained their unbeaten run at Scotland Road with victory over Chester, who pushed the hosts all the way.
Happy Hoppers dig in for success
PRESTON Grasshoppers just managed to get over the line in a penalty-strewn match against Billingham.
All the pressure's on us - Cockerill
EDDIE Jones has coached three national teams, South Africa have won two World Cups and Britain has had four Prime Ministers since Georgia last lost a game in the Rugby Europe Championship.
We need strong finish - Ludlow
GLOUCESTER have been a cup team this season but skipper Lewis Ludlow is demanding a strong finish to the Premiership campaign which resumes this weekend after an at eight-week break.
Band of brothers grab the glory
ENGLAND overcame an experienced Junior World Cup-winning France side littered with Top 14 talent as Mark Mapletoft's 'band of brothers' secured a dramatic title win in Pau that showcased why the future of English rugby looks so bright.
Gloucester end long wait for silverware
GLOUCESTER won their first Premiership Cup title - and first trophy in nine years after scoring 17 points while Tigers had hooker Finn Theobald-Thomas and full-back Mike Brown in the sin-bin.
Sorry end for North as Italy hand wooden spoon to Wales
WHEN the anguish over the first Welsh whitewash in a generation dies down, George North will be entitled to ask a rhetorical question: \"What did I do to deserve this?\"
Champions! Ireland do enough to quell Scots
A VISIBLY nervous Ireland encountered Scotland at their bravest and best but still found just enough to get over the finishing line and back up last year's Grand Slam with a second Championship on the bounce.
Pollock is set for take-off at Saints
WHEN Henry Pollock signed his first professional contract with Northampton last year at the age of 18, he was hailed as a generational talent.
'Change the laws for men and women'
INTERNATIONAL should be rugby played under different rules for the men and woman, says the head of Six Nations.
England unleash taste of things to come
THIS was one that got away from a brave England side in a seesaw match full of pendulum swings which eventually fell France's way as their ace marksman Thomas Ramos nailed a longrange penalty one minute from time to clinch victory.
So close but heartbreak for England
GUTTED skipper England Jamie George suffered a case of déjà vu as his side were downed 33-31 by a late penalty in France - again.
Oyonnax have to keep on believing
OYONNAX manager Joe El-Abd promised last week that his side would 'fight to the end' following their so-near-so-far 35-39 home defeat against fellow Top 14 lowlanders Montpellier.
Slick Drua continue Penney's nightmare
CRUSADERS' miserable start to their new era continued with a third straight defeat as Fijian Drua picked up their first win of the season.
Tom Jones is on song as good Lucs in for leaders
LUCTONIANS overcame difficult playing conditions to notch up a bonus point win against a depleted Camborne side who nevertheless went toe-to-toe with the table toppers.
Signorini inspires Oaks to top win
SUPER Sevenoaks Rugby secured an important five-point, 22-13 victory over rivals Wimbledon RFC at Knole Paddock on a throughly enjoyable weekend for the hosts.
Mulchrone is main man as super Sale impress
RAMS' six-match winning run came to an end as a clinical Sale FC claimed a deserved victory at Old Bath Road.
Reid: We want to build new legacy
COMBATIVE Bath back rower Miles Reid is hellbent on putting the halcyon days of the 1980s and 90s firmly in the past - if only to keep his old man quiet by winning major silverware this season.
Military's finest ready for battle
THE win we had in 2019 is the highlight of my career.\" When a 72-cap, Premiership-winning face of the national women's game-not to mention a scorer of a Rugby World Cup final hat-trick - says a comment like this it is worth listening to.
Ealing are stunned by brave Coventry
INSPIRED by a brilliant display Coventry individual from skip clinched per Jordon Poole, a thrilling win over leaders Ealing in a tension-packed finale.
Bath get in the mood for restart
BATH got their preparations for the return of the Premiership underway with a big win against Gloucester in a special Foundation Day derby.
Ireland deny England title in a thriller
IT ENDED in heartbreak at The Rec as England, after thinking they had secured the title in the dying seconds, were forced to lick their wounds following Luke Murphy's last-gasp try which ended the home side's chances of a first Grand Slam since 2021.
Gatland on a mission to avoid whitewash
Nations WALES are on their worst run in the Six since the year Warren Gatland was first summoned from New Zealand to put puff back into the dragon.
Scotland stunned by Italian fightback
IF this was one of the great days for Italian rugby, it was a ruinous Roman afternoon for Scotland, whose hopes of breaking through their glass ceiling in the Six Nations were shattered by a thunderous Azzurri comeback.