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Two off as Bath put Sale on the rack
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Two off as Bath put Sale on the rack

BATH’S third home victory over Sale victory over Sale this year was far less stressful than the first two as the Sharks showed a generosity in defence that left their director of rugby Alex Sanderson lost for words.

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October 27, 2024
Freeman can push England to victory
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Freeman can push England to victory

ANY analysis of England’s chances of beating New Zealand starts with the forwards.

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October 27, 2024
Pearson enjoys 'Dragons' Den'
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Pearson enjoys 'Dragons' Den'

TOM Pearson will not let missing out on the England squad for the autumn internationals drag him down as he looks to build on a strong start to the season.

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October 27, 2024
Baxter: Time for the talking to stop
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Baxter: Time for the talking to stop

ROB Baxter has told his Exeter players that the time for talking has stopped as they go into today’s clash against Harlequins at Sandy Park looking for their first win of the season.

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October 27, 2024
Daly calls for another All Black demolition
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Daly calls for another All Black demolition

ELLIOT Daly has not had a crack at the All Blacks in five years but has urged England to revisit the masterplan that toppled them in 2019.

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October 27, 2024
Daley-McLean backs Harrison
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Daley-McLean backs Harrison

KATY Daley-McLean is backing Zoe Harrison over Holly Aitchison in John Mitchell’s fly-half conundrum due to the Saracens 10’s formidable goal kicking, which she feels will give England an edge during tight knockout matches in next year’s World Cup.

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October 20, 2024
Diamond still has faith as Falcons battle on
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Diamond still has faith as Falcons battle on

THE Premiership’s bottom two sides, Newcastle and Exeter, faced each other at Kingston Park on Friday night – a match which ended in victory for the Falcons – with talk of relegation back on the Premiership menu.

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October 20, 2024
Batley sets sights on reaching top
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Batley sets sights on reaching top

JOE Batley has two remaining targets in a career that started at Gloucester 10 years ago – help Bristol win the Premiership for the first time and gain international recognition.

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October 20, 2024
Confused path to rules of combat
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Confused path to rules of combat

TRYING to obtain an even rough timetable over the class action being taken by players claiming negligence over concussion and brain injuries has been difficult to say the least but I have been busy on your behalf ringing around various interested parties.

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October 20, 2024
Life with Welsh was such a roller coaster
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Life with Welsh was such a roller coaster

To play professional rugby was such a privilege and something I never expected to happen once I left the south-east to go and do a master’s in chemistry at Bath University.

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October 20, 2024
Watts wins it for Leeds with last-gasp goal kick
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Watts wins it for Leeds with last-gasp goal kick

WHEN these two teams met last season, both games were high-scoring affairs that were in the balance right until the end.

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October 20, 2024
At last! Falcons end record losing streak
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At last! Falcons end record losing streak

NEWCASTLE finally put an end to their 25game losing streak in spectacular fashion on Friday night at Kingston Park.

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October 20, 2024
YOUNG GUNS
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YOUNG GUNS

Max Clein is enjoying learning from his childhood hero Sean Cronin at Munster and hopes to emulate the Ireland legend’s career.

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October 20, 2024
Saracens go top in last-minute drama
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Saracens go top in last-minute drama

THERE is a reason why Saracens have been serial winners down the years – they never know when they are beaten.

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October 20, 2024
All Blacks will have to be at their best
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All Blacks will have to be at their best

IN some ways the New Zealand system means that they are not at full strength between World Cups. You can see it in the way fly-half Richie Mo’unga, blindside Shannon Frizell, and veteran lock Brodie Retallick, who are all in Japan, are ruled out by taking up overseas contracts, despite being number one picks before they went.

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October 20, 2024
Lawrence happy to move in at No.12
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Lawrence happy to move in at No.12

A PLAY called The Fear of 13 opened in London to five-star reviews last week, but it is a number that holds no qualms for Ollie Lawrence as he pushes to retain his place in the England side and put himself in contention for the Lions.

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October 20, 2024
Ibitoye can go to the next level, says Lam
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Ibitoye can go to the next level, says Lam

BRISTOL director of rugby Pat Lam believes in-form winger Gabriel Ibitoye is capable of playing at the next level.

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October 20, 2024
Isiekwe finds sense of direction
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Isiekwe finds sense of direction

NICK Isiekwe insists the new spirit of co-operation between club and country can help him take the next step to being an England regular.

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October 20, 2024
Scarlets on fire to send the Bulls to first defeat
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Scarlets on fire to send the Bulls to first defeat

WALES wing contenders Tom Rogers and Blair Murray scored superb solo tries as the Scarlets consigned the Bulls to their first URC defeat of the season on a dramatic night in Llanelli.

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October 20, 2024
No rest for Tigers as Cheika puts foot down
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No rest for Tigers as Cheika puts foot down

LEICESTER boss Michael Cheika has shelved thoughts of resting players early on in his first Premiership season in charge – despite new restrictive game limits.

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October 20, 2024
I'm calmer than I've ever been Obano
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I'm calmer than I've ever been Obano

BENO Obano has credited the calming influence of Bath head of rugby Johann van Graan for one of his most consistent runs of form in a Bath jersey.

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October 20, 2024
Falcons end losing run
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Falcons end losing run

NEWCASTLE Falcons finally brought their 25-match losing run to an end with a victory in their battle of the basement against Exeter on Friday night.

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October 20, 2024
Rivals driving me on - Reffell
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Rivals driving me on - Reffell

TOMMY Reffell says he is being driven on by the competition for the Wales No.7 jersey with Jac Morgan back on the scene.

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October 20, 2024
Van Wyk late show steals it for Bath
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Van Wyk late show steals it for Bath

BATH kept cool when under the cosh and showed real ticker in the second half to beat a Quins team that lost their attacking poise after the break.

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October 20, 2024
Borthwick: We need to build a fortress
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Borthwick: We need to build a fortress

STEVE Borthwick has urged his England to pick up the winning habit and turn Twickenham into a fortress once again.

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October 20, 2024
Proud Tyke Brady looking to lead club's new glory bid
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Proud Tyke Brady looking to lead club's new glory bid

WHILE all players wear their club shirts with pride, there are few as proud as Leeds Tykes' second-row Jake Brady.

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October 13, 2024
Esher leave winless Darlington in the dust
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Esher leave winless Darlington in the dust

ESHER bagged their first win of the season after being pushed hard by a determined Darlington Mowden Park.

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October 13, 2024
Sing's the star as champions triumph
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Sing's the star as champions triumph

GLOUCESTER-Hartpury continued their unbeaten title defence at the Twickenham Stoop.

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October 13, 2024
Mitchell: We've got another gear to go
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Mitchell: We've got another gear to go

THE Red Roses head into their final Test of the year against Canada in the early hours of this morning comfortably clear in the world rankings.

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October 13, 2024
Matfield: Etzebeth can reach 150 caps
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Matfield: Etzebeth can reach 150 caps

VICTOR Matfield, who played 127 Tests for the Springboks and recently relinquished his record to Eben Etzebeth, believes that his protege can reach 150 Test or more, matches with the 2027 Rugby World Cup in Australia the next target for the towering lock.

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2 mins  |
October 13, 2024

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