Rugby evening headlines as Wales to contend with new law and Six Nations make major TikTok announcement
Here are the latest rugby evening headlines for Thursday, January 27.
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Exeter Chiefs ditch native American branding in favour of new Celtic-inspired theme
Premiership rugby club Exeter Chiefs today confirmed a major shake-up in their branding following the announcement of a new logo and theme to be launched in July 2022.
Exeter Chiefs to drop indigenous-American branding
LONDON : English Premiership club Exeter Chiefs will drop their indigenous American-themed branding in the summer after criticism from fans, it was confirmed on Thursday.
Hansen takes one-shot lead in Dubai Desert Classic opening round
Denmark's Joachim Hansen took a one-shot lead in the opening round of the Dubai Desert Classic after carding an error-free 65 to finish at seven under on Thursday.
China racing against time to stamp out Beijing Covid outbreak ahead of next week’s Winter Olympics
China is racing against time to stamp out a Covid outbreak in the capital Beijing before the winter Olympics next week.
Middlesbrough player won’t be leaving for EFL club in this transfer window
The League Two outfit were hoping to secure the loan signing of Coburn this month. However, the deal will now not be going through.
Novak Djokovic's future as world No 1 thrown into peril as star has 'problem'
The tennis ace's attempts to circumvent Australia's strict COVID-19 rules came to an end earlier this month when a court unanimously dismissed his challenge of a government minister's decision to cancel his visa. Djokovic said he was "extremely disappointed" by the ruling, but respected it. Three Federal Court judges upheld a decision made by immigration minister Alex Hawke to cancel the Serbian's visa on public interest grounds, because he is not vaccinated.
Six Nations: Ex-Ireland stars Rory Best & Tommy Bowe call on Andy Farrell to be brave in selection
In-form players with limited international experience should be trusted to start in big games as Ireland seek to build squad depth, says former captain Rory Best.