Wasps

Bristol look to maul Wasps after Round 1 loss

After enjoying a bye in Round 1, Wasps will kick off their campaign against Bristol Bears at the Ricoh Arena. A much-improved season will be in the minds of Lee Blackett’s troops as they only managed...

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Wasps confirm 2021/22 squad with Launchbury captaining the side

Wasps have now confirm our 46-man first-team squad and coaching structure for the 2021/22 campaign.     The Club has also delighted to announce that Joe Launchbury will continue...

Eddie Jones confirms England exit after 2023 World Cup

England head coach Eddie Jones has revealed that he intends to leave his role after the 2023 World Cup in France.     After naming England's 45-man training squad, Jones was asked whether...

Jones names squad for training camp

England men’s head coach Eddie Jones has named a 45-player squad for a short training camp.  The group will meet at The Lensbury, Teddington on Sunday 26 September – Tuesday 28 September.  It...

The defending champs open campaign against the brave Falcons

The final match of the round will attract much attention as the defending champs, Harlequins, open their campaign against the Newcastle Falcons at Kingston Park on Sunday afternoon.    Quins...

Chiefs tackle the Tigers

Last year’s finalists, Exeter Chiefs, will open their account at Welford Road where Leicester Tigers lie in wait.    The 2020-21 campaign was a tumultuous one for the Tigers who experienced...

Premiership Rugby Ins And Outs

BATH RUGBY Ins: Will Butt (academy), Arthur Cordwell (academy), Johannes Jonker (Ealing Trailfinders), D’Arcy Rae (Glasgow Warriors), Kieran Verden (academy), Jaco Coetzee (The Stormers), Danny...

Previous Suspensions For Kicks To The Head

All Blacks fullback Jordie Barrett will be free to play against Argentina this weekend after a SANZAAR Judicial Committee Hearing found him not guilty of contravening Law 9.11 after he was...

Toby Flood retires from playing professional rugby

After an 18-year career which saw him featuring in a Rugby World Cup final and winning three Premiership titles, Newcastle Falcons fly-half Toby Flood has retired from playing professional rugby.     The...