UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Gloucester-Hartpury started their bid for a third straight Premiership Women's Rugby title with an impressive 57-29 victory over Leicester Tigers at Kingsholm Stadium on Sunday.The visitors took a surprise lead when lock Charlotte Fray broke clear to score the opening try.Despite a response through Wales' Gwennan Hopkins, Tigers retook the lead when prop Zainab Alema powered over for their second try.Amy Dale's try then levelled
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Bristol inflicted a first defeat of the season on Bath yesterday at a sold-out Rec.The Bears raced to a 19-point lead with tries from Max Malins, Benhard Janse van Rensburg and two from debutant Santiago Grondona, with only Sam Harris on the scoreboard for Bath. Crashing home: Max Malins scores Bristol’s first tryPICTURE: AlamyWill Butt and Ross Molony pulled Bath to within six points but
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Edinburgh head coach Sean Everitt insisted he won’t be pressing any panic buttons despite his anger at watching his side slip to a humiliating third defeat out of three in the United Rugby Championship.After an opening home loss to Leinster and a 22-16 defeat by the Bulls a week ago, Everitt was in bullish mood after announcing his team on Friday to face the Lions
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Jake White hailed the Vodacom Bulls’ blend of forward dominance and backline brilliance in Saturday’s huge victory at Loftus Versfeld, teeing the Herd up nicely for the future, reports DEVIN HERMANUS. The seven-try 47-21 demolition of Ulster in round 3 of the 2024-25 Vodacom URC saw the Pretoria outfit lead 21-7 at half time, building on last week’s win over Edinburgh. The Bulls pack, led
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || A Set small text size A Set the default text size A Set large text size The Wallaroos have earned a pulsating 33-26 triumph over South Africa in Cape Town, as record-equalling Ash Marsters came up with a heroic last-ditch steal to put the Australian women’s side in sight of the WXV2 tournament title.The excellent allround display on Saturday, headed by two spectacular performances from
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Team line-ups:Munster: Haley; Nash, Farrell, Fitzgerald, McCarthy; Crowley, Casey; Loughman, Scannell, Jager, Kleyn, Beirne (capt), O’Mahony, Hodnett, O’Donoghue.Replacements: Barron, Ryan, Archer, Wycherley, Coombes, Murray, Butler, Daly.Ospreys: Nagy; Hopkins, Watkin, Cokanasiga, Conbeer; Edwards, Morgan-Williams; Thomas, Lake, Botha, Sutton, Beard, Ratti, Morgan (capt), Morris.Replacements: Parry, Phillips, Warren, Jones, Deaves, Davies, Walsh, Williams. UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || With the first fixtures for the new Gallagher Premiership Rugby season already underway, speculation is rife regarding who will be the main runners and riders in the 2024/25 season. So, what can we expect this year? Who will be the favourites to claim the title, what surprise packages might emerge from the chasing pack and which players are likely to be the stars of the
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Spain need only two points from their final match in WXV 3 2024 to secure their place at Women’s Rugby World Cup 2025, having made it two wins from two in the United Arab Emirates on Saturday.Las Leonas found it difficult to break down a spirited Netherlands side at The Sevens Stadium and led only 3-0 at half-time, thanks to an Amalia Argudo penalty.However, three
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Leolin Zas scored a brace of tries as the DHL Stormers bounced back in style to claim the first win of their Vodacom URC campaign against Zebre in Parma on Saturday. A 14-point haul from the boot of flyhalf Jurie Matthee, to go with tries from Zas and Suleiman Hartzenberg, saw the DHL Stormers claim a 36-5 bonus-point victory, the first win of their 2024-25
UNBELIEVABLE DISCOUNTS AT AMAZON.COM || Rugby Australia has officially confirmed fixtures for the upcoming Australia XV tour of England, set to take place alongside the Wallabies Grand Slam tour in November.Discussions within rugby circles has been considerable around which 64 players will make the journey north for both squads – and who will be included in each. Australia XV will kick off the first match of the entire tour at
