Nick Timoney feels if Ulster can win the battle of the breakdown against Munster at Ravenhill on Saturday evening the province would have a solid chance of winning their first game of the season.
Ollie Stevenson and Arun Veitch The University of Nottingham Women’s Rugby Union started their season with a bang as they beat Newcastle at home 50-12. The home crowd were treated to a spectacular performance in the first half as an attempted kick from Newcastle deep in their own half was blocked by Heather Aylward before it was picked up by debutant Grace Annand, who couldn’t have asked for a better start to her time at the University of Nottingham as she scored the first try of the game, and her first in Green and Gold. It was all Notts for the next 10 minutes as Aylward stole the ball and started a period of sustained pressure, which culminated in Niamh […] The post UoN Women’s Rugby Union Blitz Newcastle In Perfect Start To Season appeared first on Impact Magazine.
Connacht have gone close to full strength for their meeting with Glasgow Warriors on Friday night, with Bundee Aki set to make his first appearance of the season in the centre.
"I think there's a huge buzz and it's definitely been a theme over the last few weeks to make sure that we hit the ground running and we're looking at this Cardiff game coming up on Saturday to make sure that we get the buzz going"
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World Rugby has moved to outlaw the hip-drop tackle that's claimed multiple high-profile victims across codes but previously gone unmentioned in the rule book.
The 28th edition of Safari 7s will feature 18 teams competing across the men’s and women’s categories, with defending champions Kenya Shujaa and Kenya Lionesses returning to defend their titles.
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