Wasps’ Kenny Logan says Kent has a great rugby heritage after plans announced for club to build a new stadium at Pedham Place in Swanley
Former Wasps favourite Kenny Logan has explained why the club want to relaunch in Kent.
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England resist Argentina fightback to claim third place
England held their nerve to overcome Argentina's determined fightback and finish the World Cup in third place with a tense 26-23 victory at the Stade de France.
England hold off Argentina fightback to take World Cup bronze
PARIS :England held off a spirited Argentina fightback to win a Rugby World Cup bronze final full of intensity and errors 26-23 on Friday for a small drop of consolation after the heartbreaking disappointment of their semi-final defeat last week.
Farrell admits England had to scrap their way to bronze medal
PARIS : England achieved their ambition of finishing the Rugby World Cup with a victory, and a medal, but captain Owen Farrell acknowledged they had to scrap their way to success in Friday's third place playoff against Argentina.
England hold off Argentina fight back to take bronze
PARIS : England held off a spirited Argentina 26-23 at the Stade de France to take third place at the Rugby World Cup on Friday for a measure of consolation after the disappointment of their narrow semi-final defeat last week.
Bobo goes 6-for-6 in the knockout stages – see his pick for the final
Ntsako Mukansi from MBet International and John Maylam, founder of 7qz, sat down with the legendary Gcobani Bobo to get his thoughts on the Boks’ epic win over England and what they need to do to win the final against the All Blacks.
Boks' 7/1 move harnesses 'best possible 23' to counter All Blacks, says Stick
PARIS. – Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick said that deciding on the outrageous seven-one bench split for Saturday’s Rugby World Cup final against New Zealand was informed by needing to pick their best available 23 to suit their strengths.
Springboks chase more than World Cup glory in Paris
PARIS : South Africa's Springboks play for much more than medals around their necks and will have the hopes and dreams of 62 million compatriots on their shoulders when they take on New Zealand in the World Cup final in Paris on Saturday.