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Jack Nowell has revealed he wants to follow his Exeter and England teammate Sam Simmonds in moving abroad and said he could do so next year with his Chiefs contract up at the end of the season.
Another week, another crazily fluctuating Premiership contest. If Exeter thought their last-gasp win over Leicester on the season’s open day was dramatic it had nothing on this final act which saw the Chiefs’ Christ Tshiunza clinch a breathless victory for his 14-man side after a resurgent Quins had looked to have burgled an improbable win of their own.
Harlequins are frustrated at being unable to select Marcus Smith for Saturday’s match against Saracens, who have been cleared to pick five England internationals including Owen Farrell, Maro Itoje and Billy Vunipola.
SYDNEY : England coach Eddie Jones credited his experienced players for guiding a young squad to a series triumph in Australia, which they clinched with a 21-17 third test victory at Sydney Cricket Ground on Saturday.
Coach Eddie Jones said on Thursday three new faces in England's back line would give his team more attacking options for their must-win second Test against an Australian side that has been forced into five changes.
Eddie Jones has rolled the dice for England’s do-or-die clash with Australia on Saturday by handing debuts to Guy Porter and Tommy Freeman as well as a first start to Jack van Poortvliet. Jones has made four changes to the side that went down 30-28 in Perth – three in the backs – with Sam Underhill also replacing the injured Tom Curry.
England wing Jonny May is set to miss Saturday's second Test against Australia as he continues his recovery from the episode of Covid that ruled him out of the series opener.
Jonny May will again be absent from England’s lineup this weekend with the lingering effects of Covid still delaying his return to full training. The Gloucester winger did some light running on Tuesday but is not poised to return for this weekend’s second Test against Australia.