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Gloucester-Hartpury is a 'special group' - Lynn
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Monday, 17 February 2025 02:13
Gloucester-Hartpury have a "special group" at the club as they keep up their charge on a third straight Premiership Women's Rugby title, says head coach Sean Lynn. The two-time defending champions beat Sale on Saturday to ensure they finish at the top of the league table when the regular season concludes next week. They face Harlequins at home in their…
England recall Dombrandt to squad for Calcutta Cup
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Sunday, 16 February 2025 12:10
Alex Dombrandt has been recalled to Steve Borthwick's initial 36-man England squad for Saturday's Calcutta Cup match against Scotland at Murrayfield.The Harlequins number eight withdrew from the Six Nations opener with Ireland earlier this month through injury, but returned to club action against Saracens in the Premiership Cup on Saturday.Alex Coles and Henry Pollock have also been added to the…
Thomas joins Sherratt's interim Wales coaching team
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Monday, 17 February 2025 03:38
Former Wales hooker T. Rhys Thomas will join interim head coach Matt Sherratt's backroom team as a skills coach for the remainder of the 2025 Six Nations.Thomas, 42, joins on secondment from Gloucester and will return to the Premiership side after Wales' games against Ireland, Scotland and England.Cardiff head coach Sherratt was put in interim Wales charge last week following…
Ealing and Gloucester through, wait for Tigers in cup
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Saturday, 15 February 2025 11:10
In Pool C, Ealing qualified for the quarter-finals, beating local rivals London Scottish 35-15 at Trailfinders Sports Ground. The home team never looked troubled scoring early tries through Francis Moore and Will Montgomery, before a further effort from Craig Hampson in the second half. Like Gloucester, they await the result of tomorrow's match to determine who they will play in…
Benetton stage second-half comeback to beat Ulster
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Saturday, 15 February 2025 11:18
Ulster failed to score a point in the second half as three yellow cards hampered their efforts in a 34-19 loss to Benetton.The province scored three first-half tries through Nathan Doak, Mike Lowry and Jacob Stockdale and led 19-10 after 30 minutes.But David McCann, Nick Timoney and Stewart Moore were all sent to the sin bin in the second half…
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