Kian Gadsby 182 days after their National Championship exit to Durham in the quarter-finals, the University of Nottingham’s Men’s Rugby Union 1s begin their BUCS Super Rugby campaign under the lights when they welcome Exeter to Highfield Sports Complex. The Green and Gold come into this season in high spirits on the back of their best campaign in recent memory. After finishing fourth in Super Rugby table, their highest position since the league restructured a decade ago, UoN cemented their place as one of the strongest teams in the country with victory in the Celestial 7s championships. That season included doing the double over Exeter, with a 42-26 demolition on the south coast being followed up with a pivotal 29-19 [...] The post Preview: Mens Rugby Union Start Season with Exeter Showdown appeared first on Impact Magazine .
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Ospreys head into the new season still unsure about their long-term future (Huw Fairclough/Getty Images) Ospreys return to St Helen’s without Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake, and with their long-term future still in the balance Ospreys return to St Helen’s without Jac Morgan and Dewi Lake, and with their long-term future still in the balance
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