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HOOPS LED BY A ZAC ATTACK!

Rebels repelled by City ace Mac

Fish is my kind of player - reliable and committed

I WAS gutted when I read that Dan Fish is going to miss Cardiff's Premiership semi-final clash with Newport today after breaking a bone in his wrist last week.

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Miotti can be the main man for Glasgow - McDowall

DOMINGO Miotti can step up and fill the boots of banned fly-half Tom Jordan as Glasgow aim to become the first Scottish side to win a European trophy, insists centre Stafford McDowall.

Doris looking for revenge against La Rochelle

CAELAN Doris is hellbent on inflicting revenge on Saturday when Leinster meet La Rochelle in a re-run of last season’s Champions Cup final.

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Battle at No. 10! Hunting for a final place

GEORGE Ford and Handre Pollard have not confronted each other since the 2019 World Cup final between England and South Africa in Yokohama.

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Crowley has final say in epic contest

A DROPPED goal two minutes from time from Jack Crowley saw Munster take this wonderful, relentless, bar room brawl of a semi-final that was probably the most compelling club game of the season.

'Your only job is to pour champagne'

I WENT on the first post-Falklands War, England tour to Argentina in 1990 despite having only played in Division 5 for Northern, who I’d joined whilst at College in Newcastle.

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Now it's Ealing's turn to celebrate

FOR the second year in the row, Ealing Trailfinders were crowned Championship Cup winners after a thrilling victory over Jersey at Trailfinders Sports Club.

Gott in charge to steer Navy home

JORDAN Gott produced the performance of his life to steer the Navy to the Inter-Services title with a first win over the Army since 2010.

Steward: Wiggy's the main driver

RICHARD Wiggles- worth, the Leicester interim head coach, is not happy taking the plaudits for Tigers’ resurrection but Freddie Steward is happy to big him up.

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Too many matches had no real meaning to them

NOW, as we reflect and are drawing closer to the end of this varied season, we must all be thinking what a season we’ve had. Filled with the highs and lows, keeping the fans on the edge of their seats, but coupled with the uncertainty of how this season will end.

Teddington joy as they triumph at Twickenham

Papa Johns Men's Championship

Titcombe on song to seal it for England

ENGLAND Students sealed a 25-21 win over France Universities last Saturday, marking the side’s first win on French soil in 17 years.

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Kelly ready to work hard for starting place

NEWCASTLE’S new recruit John Kelly has come a long way from working as a nightclub doorman in Plymouth, but believes it’s given him the work ethic to claim a starting spot in Alex Codling’s squad next season.

Saracens on track for sixth Prem title

MARK McCall hailed “outstanding and controlled” Owen Farrell after the England star pulled the strings at StoneX Stadium and kept Sarries on track for a sixth Premiership crown.

Salary cap hurting, not helping - Biggar

DAN Biggar feels the Premiership’s exodus of players to France is a result of the league’s reduced salary cap ‘hurting it more than helping’.

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Morgan: Move away from culture of debt

JERSEY Reds chairman Mark Morgan has called for a complete refocus so rugby can move away from a culture of debt and prioritise England’s player pathway development.

Bath battle back to grab elite spot

THE final round of the regular Premiership season boiled down to who would claim England’s final place in next season’s Champions Cup.

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The Non-League Football Paper

Gutsy Ashmore so chuffed to break top three stranglehold

BOREHAM Wood keeper Nathan Ashmore’s season came to an abrupt end, but he’s flattered to have received personal recognition with a spot in the National League Team of the Season.