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Bevan French will play for Wigan on Thursday night against Hull FC, Matt Peet has confirmed - but the Warriors are set to be without forward Kai Pearce-Paul for a number of months.
Springbok centre Damian de Allende will leave Munster at the end of the season.
Antoine Dupont is running out of space in his trophy cabinet but there is one prize that has so far eluded him. After leading France to a first Grand Slam in 12 years, Dupont was named Guinness Six Nations Player of the Championship for the second time, to add to the World Player of the Year award he picked up last year. Ad/> But the biggest individual accolade available for any French player right now is defence coach Shaun Edwards' prize for the top defender in a match.
Damien de Allende has confirmed he will leave Munster at the end of the season, with his next club set to be outside Europe.
The United Rugby Championship’s head of match officials has admitted on TV a crucial try which was controversially disallowed on the weekend should have stood.
Gareth Bale sopesa seriamente la posibilidad de hacer un contrato corto con el Cardiff City en caso de que Gales se clasifique para el Mundial de Qatar, situación que no se conocerá hasta el mes de junio, cuando podrá jugar el segundo partido de su repesca (Escocia y Ucrania aún debe jugar su partido). llega después de la gran actuación del madridista en el primer partido de la repesca ante Austria, en el que dejó el partido repuesto con dos golazos, uno de ellos de falta directa.
Having spent much of the past two months carrying tackle bags, James Ratti is now back doing a very different type of carrying and sending out a reminder of just why he made the Welsh squad in the first place.
At last there are a few rays of sunshine to help raise Joe Cokanasiga’s spirits. No one in English rugby has been on a more intense emotional road these past three years but finally light is visible at the end of a dispiritingly dark tunnel. “Everything happens for a reason,” murmurs the big man softly. “I’m a big believer in that. My time will come.”