Prem Rugby: Exeter 34-28 Newcastle Wade becomes second player to score 100 top-tier tries Amid the current gushing torrent of Prem tries here was a reminder that winning still trumps all else. Exeter finally have their first relieving victory of the campaign but there were times when it seemed Newcastle might conceivably secure a first away league success in almost four years. In the event the Red Bulls fell just short despite Christian Wade running in a hat-trick to become only the second player ever to score 100 top-tier tries. Exeter will be suitably relieved to have edged a curate’s egg of a contest, ultimately made safe by a late try from their Georgian prop Bachuki Tchumbadze. The Chiefs’ Italian international back-rower Ross Vintcent also contributed two first-quarter tries to steal some of the prolific Wade’s thunder. The 35-year-old retains a poacher’s instinct and is now closing in fast – in every sense – on Chris Ashton’s all-time Prem career haul of 101. Continue reading...
A hat-trick from Newcastle wing Christian Wade was not enough to stop Exeter claiming their first Gallagher Prem win of the season as they edged a topsy-turvy game at Sandy Park 34-28.
Kian Gadsby The 2026/27 BUCS season ramped up this week, with 21 University of Nottingham teams in action. We saw unbeaten starts continue, National Championships defences begin and teams getting their campaign off to the perfect start. Here are the key stories you might have missed from this week. Both Men’s and Women’s Football 1s came into this season looking to get their hands on silverware, with the Men reigning National Champions and the Women looking to retain their Premier North title. However, neither side got their season off to an ideal start, with both teams suffering opening day home defeats. The men fell to a narrow 3-2 defeat to Newcastle, despite Kene Ukatu notching a brace, while the women […] The post BUCS What You Might Have Missed This Week 11/10/26 appeared first on Impact Magazine.
Alan Shearer has received some huge news for his charity foundation - which has been handed a £140,000 donation from QTS Data Centers, who are building a campus near the Alan Shearer Centre
Four talking points as Everitt’s side pick up a bonus point win in Parma.
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