England's Ewels banned for three games after Six Nations red card
England's Charlie Ewels has been banned for three games following his early red card against Ireland in the Six Nations, officials announced Wednesday.
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England's Charlie Ewels has been banned for three games following his early red card against Ireland in the Six Nations, officials announced Wednesday.
England second row Charlie Ewels has been banned for three weeks after his red card in the opening minutes of their defeat to Ireland in the Gunness Six Nations on Saturday.
England's Charlie Ewels was handed a three-week ban for his early red card in their Six Nations defeat by Ireland, ruling the lock out of their final game against France this weekend, the tournament's organisers said on Wednesday.
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