VAR change for Arsenal vs Man City following Premier League weekend controversy
Manchester City's crunch Premier League trip to Arsenal on Wednesday will have a new VAR official following a controversial top-flight weekend.
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Manchester City's crunch Premier League trip to Arsenal on Wednesday will have a new VAR official following a controversial top-flight weekend.
The defending champions were 24-22 down going into the last 15 minutes before replacement flyhalf Matthieu Jalibert scored the decisive try after Thibaud Flament, Ethan Dumortier and Thomas Ramos, who kicked the other points, had touched down in the first half.
France prop Uini Atonio will attend an independent disciplinary hearing after being cited for a dangerous tackle on Ireland’s Rob Herring in a Six Nations clash at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday.
It was the first time in Five and Six Nations history that the world’s two top-ranked teams had gone head to head but Ireland looked superior for most of the match as they ended France’s 14-game unbeaten run and also ended the visitors' three-game winning run against Ireland.
Ireland look certain to be without Tadhh Beirne for the Guinness Six Nations clash against Italy in two weeks' time, while a number of other players are on the treatment table.
Uini Antonio has been cited for his high tackle on Rob Herring during Saturday's Ireland-France clash at the Aviva Stadium.
Round two of the Guinness Six Nations produced three homes victories as Ireland and Scotland made it two from two, while England got the better of Italy.
The backlash from Tel Aviv Heat's forced withdrawal from the Mzansi Challenge at the hands of SA Rugby isn't subsiding, with the South African Friends of Israel considering a Promotion of Access to Information Act (PAIA) application if SA Rugby doesn't explain how they arrived at axing the Israeli side.