Michael Aylwin is a rugby writer at various esteemed publications. He focuses on competitive sports, bringing insightful commentary and analysis to the world of rugby. Michael's work has been featured in the Irish Examiner, The Irish Times, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo Sports UK, MSN, and The Guardian.
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Michael Aylwin's coverage is heavily focused on rugby, with an emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories within the sport. He frequently cites data to support his articles. If you have insights into ongoing developments in rugby, such as player performances or team strategies, or if you can provide statistical analysis related to the sport, your pitch may be well received.
Aylwin's focus seems to be more oriented towards English club and national rugby rather than international leagues. Therefore, pitches related to these specific areas of interest would likely align best with his reporting style.
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By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at cinch stadium at Franklin's Gardens If only these two could play each other every week.
By: Michael Aylwin
Leinster held off a late fightback from Toulon to edge into the Champions Cup final with a 29-25 victory at Aviva Stadium
By: Michael Aylwin
Leicester beat Northampton 41-17 in a bad-tempered East Midlands derby, Freddie Steward capping a six-try victory for the hosts
Fin Smith clinched a 41-38 win for table-toppers Northampton against Bath with the last kick of a game which featured 12 tries
By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at Allianz Stadium Another Prem match, another comeback win. So common are they these days that it hardly needs mentioning
Exeter remain fourth, but they could have put themselves out of reach of the chasing pack had they not fallen away as Harlequins won 41-24 at Allianz Stadium
By: Michael Aylwin
Leinster could not contain a Bordeaux team backed by tens of thousands of Frenchmen chanting with exuberance
By: Michael Aylwin
Quiet architect of Saracens’ modern dynasty prepares for emotional farewell as his side battle for a playoff spot in penultimate match of the season on Saturday
By: Michael Aylwin
Michael Aylwin at the StoneX Stadium Not exactly a blaze of glory to send off Mark McCall on his last home match, but to win a good
Saracens beat Harlequins 26-12 to enter the top four of the Prem for the first time this season
