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Two faces of English rugby were on display last week. Prem Rugby showed the sort of excitement and headline-grabbing power that rugby can gain, despite
At a sports business conference, held by SportsPro last week, the chief executive of Bristol Bears , Tom Tainton, is widely reported to have said a number of things, including the following:
This week I will be co-commentating on the Grand Slam-deciding game between France and England in the finale to this year's Women's Six Nations . And
By: Brian Moore
This week I will be co-commentating on the Grand Slam-deciding game between France and England in the finale to this year’s Women’s Six Nations. And after roughly 26 years behind the microphone, I have decided it will be my last broadcast.
The following is my starting XV for the Women's British and Irish Lions, based solely on this year's Women's Six Nations performances.
This season, both of Europe's premier cup competitions have been won convincingly by French teams: Bordeaux-Bègles over Leinster in the Champions Cup and Montpellier over Ulster in the Challenge Cup.
Post-World Cup succession plan must make England as successful as possible while also addressing other recognised issues
By: Brian Moore
The Gallagher Prem semi-finals have now been sorted and, in a year that has produced some spectacular rugby, they look set to provide a fitting end to the season.
The Gallagher Prem final is not going to get the two statistically best teams in the league squaring off against each other after Bath lost their home semi-final at the Recreation Ground last Saturday.
England are now at the start of the final runway to the 2027 World Cup. Depending on friendly fixtures, Steve Borthwick has about 15 Test matches before the start of the tournament in Australia. His time for experimentation is closing, and he must balance taking risks against chasing wins and the confidence that gives a squad, especially as England must regain the momentum they lost in the Six Nations.
