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Exeter returned to the scene of their greatest triumph to secure their most convincing win of the Premiership season to date. The Chiefs, with nine starting survivors from the team who won the European Cup on this same pitch almost exactly two years ago, proved too strong and resourceful for their outgunned hosts with their wingers Jack Nowell and Olly Woodburn sharing four of their seven tries.
The Women’s Rugby World Cup will kick off in New Zealand on Saturday with one question on everyone’s mind: can anyone stop England?
Aston Villa starlet Ben Chrisene is ‘one to watch’ as he is highly-rated by boss Steven Gerrard and could challenge for the left-back berth when he returns to Villa Park from Kilmarnock, according to Birmingham Live journalist Ashley Preece.
The Premier League and Football League are some of the most adored sporting competitions in England and Wales, as well as across the world.
Sheffield Wednesday defeated Wycombe 3-1 to close to within a point of League One’s top two. Neither Ipswich nor Portsmouth were in action and Wednesday ensured they took full advantage to spoil Gareth Ainsworth’s 10-year anniversary in charge of the Chairboys.
Worcester Warriors have successfully provided assurances to the Rugby Football Union (RFU) that they can safely host their Premiership game against Newcastle Falcons at the weekend, the club said on Thursday.
Worcester director of rugby Steve Diamond said the cash-strapped rugby union club still faced an uncertain future after a gutsy 36-21 loss at home to Exeter in the English Premiership on Sunday.
“Cohesion” has become a buzzword in rugby and there can be no doubt which team displayed more of the “C”word here. Despite losing the prop Nick Schonert to a seventh-minute red card, Sale dominated on a glistening late summer’s day in the south-west. The Sharks’ impressively joined-up approach, executed with no little power and precision, comprehensively extinguished Johan van Graan’s hopes of victory as Bath’s new head coach made his Premiership bow at the Recreation Ground.