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2012 IRB Junior Rugby World Championship fixtures
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2012 Superbikes schedule for Outlook and iCal calendars
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2012 MotoGP schedule for Outlook and iCal calendars
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2012 IPL Cricket fixtures for Outlook and iCal calendars
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2012 Currie Cup fixtures for Outlook and other calendars
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2012 Super 15 Round 14 predictions
Game 1 of 7 Friday 25 May 09:35 Chiefs v Bulls Chiefs v Bulls Rob (Ou Grote): Chiefs by 3 Footyforecaster (Computer): ...
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Weekend Rugby Results 11 – 13 May
» 2012 Super 15 Reds 42 – 27 Chiefs Stormers 16 – 14 Cheetahs Sharks 53 – 11 Force Rebels 28 – 19 Crusaders Highlanders 20 ...
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2012 Super 15 Round 13 predictions
Game 1 of 7 Friday 18 May 09:35 Hurricanes v Brumbies Hurricanes v Brumbies Rob (Ou Grote): Hurricanes by 3 Footyforecaster (Computer): ...
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2012 Super 15 Round 12 predictions
Game 1 of 7 Friday 11 May 09:35 Blues v Lions Blues v Lions Rob (Ou Grote): Blues by 20 Footyforecaster (Computer): ...
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2012 Super 15 Round 11 predictions
Game 1 of 7 Friday 4 May 09:35 Hurricanes v Blues Hurricanes v Blues Rob (Ou Grote): Hurricanes by 3 Footyforecaster (Computer): ...
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Force v Rebels
It’s an Aussie scrap to avoid the bottom of the log. Might not be the prettiest game in prospect but who knows. Recent results: 2012: ...
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Stormers 19 v Waratahs 13
The Stormers might be winning, but people are asking questions of their ability to put teams away – they will want to answer that question ...
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Cheetahs 20, Sharks 34
This game has all the ingredients to become a bruiser as the Cheetahs will be looking to go one better than last week as the ...
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Reds 34, Lions 20
The Lions have trouble on and off the field – but can the players somehow dig deep and do their talking on the park against ...
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Crusaders 59 v Blues 12
The Blues scored a victory last week but this might be very short lived when they take on a Crusaders side who themselves were shocked ...
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Cheers Beers
My time at Sport24 has come and gone people … Without doubt some of the greatest years of my life that included ...
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Sport24 blogs ...
Greetings fellow Sport24 Bloggers … I am back from a truly fantastic trip to New Zealand to take in the quarter and semi finals of what ...
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Time for a RWC crusade ...
OK, enough with this commenting from afar … My time has come to board a jet plane and ...
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It's an IRB wet dream ...
And there you have it … Suddenly there are just 8 games left in the World ...
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Currie Cup Wrap ...
With the World Cup taking centre stage for obvious reasons this weekend, we might have got a view into the future of the Currie Cup. ...
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Week 5 of the Virgin Active/Pierre Spies Challenge.
Another week under the belt, another week of glorious exercise achievement experienced. That’s what this is starting to feel like as the sessions undertaken to ...
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So you think you can SARU – our winner.
Last week in the wake of SARU ‘clarifying’ matters with regards to who plays in next year’s SupeRugby tournament, I thought we should play a ...
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TheBounce weekend preview – 17 May.
I know it sounds clichéd, but it’s the truth. Another CRACKER of a weekend lies ahead of us with some more big match action to ...
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Ballz Visual Radio interviews Gary Player.
It’s not often I get excited about something on a daily basis, but in Ballz Visual Radio I indeed have such a thing. Each day ...
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Introducing IPL Twister !!!
Focus groups across India have recently revealed that the IPL is losing popularity amongst the highly influential 4-16 year old age group. Tomorrow’s stars, or ...
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Heyneke’s approval rating high
Blast furnace, smelter, incinerator, hot seat – whatever analogy you choose the temperature has just gone up for Heyneke Meyer. He had to wait four ...
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Rugby’s broke, please fix it
This was meant to be a look forward to the new rugby season but a quick glance over the shoulder is perhaps more germane. It ...
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RWC failure calls for new approach
And then, just like that, it was over – the 2011 rugby year that we waited for with such anticipation. What will it be remembered ...
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Arise, Sir Richie
“One thing’s for sure, though, if the All Blacks do go all the way, and he stays fit for the duration, there will only be ...
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Wellington Div’s Waterloo
The exact science of hindsight provides some validation for the unproven speculation of foresight – especially when applied to the Springboks’ defeat by the Wallabies ...
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Paul Roos implosion continues
Schoolboy Derby reviews the top 1st XV action from around the country. WESTERN CAPE Paul Roos were beaten 22-20 by Oakdale over the weekend, which ...
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Rebels pip Aussie scrap
GARETH DUNCAN watched Rebels flyhalf Kurtley Beale kick a late penalty to clinch a 32-31 win over the Force in Perth. It looked like the ...
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Concern over Bulls loosies
The Bulls run the risk of losing more loose forwards after it emerged that CJ Stander and Dewald Potgieter suffered injuries in the defeat to ...
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Stormers down turgid Tahs
JON CARDINELLI reports on a comfortable if not convincing 19-13 win for the Stormers against an uninspired and fallible Waratahs mob. If we know anything ...
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Sharks do the business in Bloem
GARETH DUNCAN watched the Sharks record a 34-20 bonus-point win over the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein. While it wasn’t a convincing 80-minute performance, it was an ...
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Rebels win tight game against Force
Kurtley Beale kicked a game-winning penalty from the sideline as the Melbourne Rebels beat the Western Force 32-31 in their Super Rugby clash in Perth ...
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Sharks breathe a sigh of relief
Sharks hooker Bismarck du Plessis said the coastal side were relieved after pulling off a crucial 34-20 win against the Cheetahs in their Super Rugby ...
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Guildford called into ABs squad
Crusaders winger Zac Guildford has been called into the All Blacks training squad ahead of their June test series against Ireland after two players were ...
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Leinster crush Ulster to retain Heineken Cup
Leinster racked up the records by thrashing Ulster at Twickenham on Saturday to win the Heineken Cup as the first all-Irish final turned into a ...
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Workmanlike Stormers go top
There was nothing spectacular about the way they did it but the Stormers powered back to the top of the Vodacom Super Rugby log with ...
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Met ‘n swaar gemoed
Dit is vandag met ‘n swaar gemoed dat ek die nuus met julle deel dat die bloubulblog nie meer sal voortgaan nie. Ek, Doelskop en ...
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Bulls ransel Lions af in die leeukraal
Die Vodacom Bulls het Saterdagaand met ‘n bonuspunt oorwinning oor die Lions hul posisie op die Super Rugby punte-leër verstewig, en staan nou op dieselfde ...
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JJ, Wilhelm kry kans in beginspander is
Die afrigter van die Vodacom Bulls, Frans Ludeke het besluit om JJ Engelbrecht en Wilhelm Steenkamp los te laat op die Lions hierdie komende Saterdag. ...
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Voorspelling: Vodacom Bulls vs Crusaders, Saterdag 7 April 2012
Die Vodacom Bulls is gekwes na ‘n nederlaag teen die Stormers in Slaapstad verlede naweek, en nou dat hul terug is in die Bulkraal, sal ...
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Ludeke maak geen veranderinge
Die span van die Vodacom Bulls wat Saterdag teen die Crusaders op Loftus Versfeld speel, is dieselfde een wat verlede naweek met ‘n bonuspunt van ...
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Thorn completes title sweep
NZ lock Brad Thorn became the first player to clinch a global three-title sweep of RWC, Heineken Cup and Super Rugby honours.
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Crusaders chase unhappy Nonu
The Crusaders are making a strong bid to lure All Blacks midfield back Ma’a Nonu to his third Super Rugby home in as many seasons.
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Japan need to improve - Jones
Japan coach Eddie Jones has urged his squad to strengthen their scrum and boost their fitness ahead of the Pacific Nations Cup.
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Rebels edge past Force
The Melbourne Rebels have beaten the Western Force in their all-Australian Vodacom Super Rugby clash in Perth.
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Sharks breathe sigh of relief
Sharks hooker Bismarck du Plessis said his side were relieved after pulling off a crucial win against the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein.
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England Sevens name expanded squad
England Sevens have named an expanded full-time squad for the 2012/13 HSBC Sevens World Series.
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Dutch women point to Sevens Olympic potential
While Spain turned heads in the men’s competition at the London Sevens, the Netherlands women’s team scaled even greater heights.
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Venditti: The rising star of Italian rugby
Still riding high after making his Test debut in February, Giovanbattistia Venditti has fond memories of his time on the JWC stage in 2009.
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Rugby's centurions continue to stand tall
Martyn Williams is poised to become the 21st player to play 100 Tests for his country next month, but who will be the next to ...
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The wisdom of Solomons
The IRB’s coaching courses are helping the Solomon Islands take charge of their rugby development, writes Ian Gilbert
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Beale stars as Rebels beat Western Force
Kurtley Beale continued to give Australia coach Robbie Deans a selection headache with another controlled performance at first-five, kicking the game-winning penalty from the sideline ...
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Zac Guildford gets All Blacks squad call-up
Crusaders winger Zac Guildford has been handed an All Black reprieve, but whether there’s one coming for Hosea Gear too remains up in the air ...
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Triple title feat stuns Brad Thorn
Brad Thorn has always been a “big dreamer” but even he was struggling to grasp the enormity of his sporting career following Leinster’s European Cup ...
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McCaw, Carter star in crushing Crusaders win
It was like Richie McCaw and Dan Carter were reading off the same hymn sheet as the two rugby maestros delivered chilling statements about the ...
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Stormers struggle past Waratahs, back on top
The Stormers hung on despite their creaking set-pieces to beat the New South Wales Waratahs 19-13 at Newlands today and climb to the top of ...
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WP crowned Vodacom Cup champions
Western Province were crowned Vodacom Cup rugby champions for the first time ever when they beat the Griquas on Friday.
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U19 rugby team injured in crash
Four people were seriously injured when the minibus they were travelling crashed on the on the N12 in Alberton, on the East Rand.
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Guildford gets All Blacks reprieve
All Black Zac Guildford earned a reprieve when Cory Jane joined Richard Kahui on the injured list ahead of the Ireland Test series.
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Stormers hang on to go top
The Stormers hung o beat the Waratahs at Newlands and climb to the top of the Super Rugby standings.
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Michalak leads Sharks to victory
French flyhalf Frederik Michalak produced an impressive tally of 19 points to lead the Sharks to victory over the Cheetahs.
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Super Rugby 2012 – Force vs Rebels
It’s Sunday morning, yes there is rugby on, yes it Super Rugby, but I cannot promise that it will be all that super. The Force ...
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Super Rugby 2012 – Stormers (19) vs Waratahs (13) F/T
Our final Saturday match takes us down to Newlands, where the injury ravaged Stormers take on the Waratahs, who start their two week tour in ...
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Super Rugby 2012 – Cheetahs (20) vs Sharks (34) F/T
The first of two local games this weekend, and the first is the big one for us here at Sharksworld, as the Cheetahs host our ...
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Frans Ludeke & Francois Hougaard talk exclusively to Sharksworld in Dunedin
In the wake of the Bulls, 16-11 loss to the Highlanders in Dunedin. Sharksworld spoke exclusively to Frans Ludeke and Francois Hougaard about tonight’s match, ...
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NZ lose second winger in two weeks
The in-form All Black and Hurricanes winger, Cory Jane, has been ruled out of the June International test series after an ankle injury has him ...
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Waratahs go down to Stormers
The Waratahs’ slim hopes of making the finals have been blown away by the Stormers in Cape Town. In a less-than-clinical performance from both teams, ...
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VIDEO: Michael Hooper versus The Canes
How good was Michael Hooper’s game against the Hurricanes last Friday? As a reminder we’ve put a little video together. In this post last week, ...
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Instant Review – Reds v. Lions
This was a game many of the Reds faithful had marked out as one the team could probably do without them, but with the news ...
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Preview: Force v. Rebels
Sunday sees two two Aussie teams sitting in the bottom few at the bottom of the ladder. You’d think that both are having poor seasons ...
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Brumbies leave windy Wellington with a win
The Brumbies have produced a stunning second half to overcome the Hurricanes in Wellington to secure their first win in the windy city since 2003. ...
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Zac Guildford called into All Blacks squad
Crusaders wing Zac Guildford has been called up to the All Blacks squad, after it was confirmed that Richard Kahui and Cory Jane will be ...
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Mealamu and All Blacks wait on injury reports
Keven Mealamu may have to wait to surpass Sean Fitzpatrick as the most capped All Blacks hooker of all time, after All Blacks coach Steve ...
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What does the Heineken Cup Final mean to the All Blacks?
Leinster’s third Heineken Cup in four years, courtesy of a smashing 42-14 win over Ulster, confirms their status not only as Europe’s premier domestic power, ...
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Baby Blacks not so baby anymore
With the All Blacks beginning their World Championship reign next month, coach Steve Hansen has already began to set up the contingency plans, calling in ...
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White says All Blacks hangover a good thing for Argentina
Former World Cup winning coach Jake White is that latest to subscribe to the theory that the All Blacks are suffering from a hangover after ...
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Cory Jane injury blow for Hurricanes, All Blacks
In last night’s Hurricanes v Brumbies match at Westpac Stadium both Cory Jane and Karl Lowe suffered separate injuries which have been assessed today by ...
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Vodacom Super Rugby participation
A further meeting of franchises of the South African Rugby Union (SARU) to discuss participation in the Vodacom Super Rugby competition will take place on ...
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Three schools chosen for Tjovotjo van draw at Vodacom Cup final this weekend
During the Vodacom Cup Tjovitjo campaign, SA TAG Rugby and SARU introduced 126 schools, many of whom do not play rugby, to the concepts of ...
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Vodacom Super Rugby Preview – Round 13
Springbok points’ machine Morné Steyn will this weekend join try-scoring ace Bryan Habana as the latest South Africans to reach 100th Vodacom Super Rugby appearances. ...
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Blues team to face Crusaders
Wider Training Group lock / loose forward Steven Luatua will make his run-on debut for the Blues when they face the Crusaders in Christchurch on ...
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Stormers scramble past 'Tahs
The Stormers moved to the top of the Super Rugby standings after overcoming the Waratahs 19-13 in a dour affair at Newlands.
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O'Driscoll still hungry for more
Brian O’Driscoll insists Leinster are intent on building a dynasty after they won a third Heineken Cup title in four years by beating Ulster.
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Leinster lord it up again
Leinster claimed an unprecedented third Heineken Cup title in four years with a record-breaking 42-14 victory over Ulster at Twickenham.
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Sharks eye play-offs with win
The Sharks’ recent resurgence continued when claimed a deserved 34-20 win over the Cheetahs in Bloemfontein on Saturday.
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Rampant Reds tame Lions
Reigning champions Queensland Reds boosted their hopes of sneaking into the Super Rugby finals with a 34-20 victory over the Lions.
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Jane's spot goes to Guildford
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen has called Zac Guildford into his training squad ahead of next month’s Tests against Ireland.
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Back-to-back wins for Rebels
A 77th-minute penalty from Kurtley Beale saw the Rebels claim a 32-31 win over the Force in a result that lifts them to tenth in ...
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Leinster lauded by McLaughlin
Ulster boss Brian McLaughlin hailed Heineken Cup champions Leinster after his side lost out 42-14 in a one-sided final on Saturday.
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Japan win Asian Five Nations
Japan won the Asian Five Nations title after beating Hong Kong 67-0 to remain unbeaten in the five-year history of the competition.
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Berot named Italy backs coach
Former France international Philippe Berot has been confirmed as the new back-line coach for Italy, it was announced on Saturday.
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Ulster coach rues key turnovers
Ulster coach Brian McLaughlin says the first-half turnovers which led to tries were crucial to Leinster’s Heineken Cup final win.
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O'Driscoll wants Leinster dynasty
Brian O’Driscoll insists Leinster will chase more glory after crushing Ulster 42-14 in the Heineken Cup final at Twickenham.
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Leinster 42-14 Ulster
Leinster beat a spirited Ulster by a record Heineken Cup final-winning margin of 42-14 to become the first side to win three titles in four ...
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Heineken Cup final - as it happened
Leinster beat fellow Irish side Ulster to win the Heineken Cup for the third time in four years.
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Osprey Phillips to join Scarlets
Wales under-20 wing Kristian Phillips will leave the Ospreys when his contract expires at the end of the season to join the Scarlets.
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Scrum-half expects extra attention
Australia star Will Genia says he will cope with any extra attention afforded to him by opponents at the World Cup. Genia is currently in ...
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Jonny issue preparation warning
Jonny Wilkinson has warned his England team-mates that “every second counts” ahead of their World Cup opener with Argentina. Martin Johnson’s side took to the ...
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Moody confident of recovery
Lewis Moody remains in a positive frame of mind over his fitness, with England’s World Cup opener against Argentina fast approaching. There are a number ...
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Armitage wants to be best
Delon Armitage is hoping he can play well enough to break into the England side and test himself agaisnt the game’s elite. Armitage arrived in ...
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Evans looking for influence
Scotland speedster Max Evans says he will be given a free role in the side in order for him to have a greater influence on ...
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Australia coach Robbie Deans expecting fired-up Scotland side
Australia coach Robbie Deans is expecting a fired-up Scotland side when they face off next month.
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IRB rejects claim that it banned Samoan centre
Samoa may be a small rugby nation, but it makes an awful lot of noise – especially when the brilliant ...
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Steven Shingler ineligible to play Test rugby for Scotland rule IRB
Steven Shingler is tied to Wales and ineligible to play Test rugby for Scotland, the International Rugby Board’s council ruled ...
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Lancaster looks into Flood warnings
It goes without saying that England will need every last available resource if they are to make some sense of ...
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Australia coach Robbie Deans wary of Wales threat
Australia coach Robbie Deans is wary of the threat Wales will pose in the three-Test series which kicks off on ...
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Gloucester target quartet
Aviva Premiership side Gloucester are targeting four realistic options as their search for a new head coach intensifies.
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Falcons swoop for Lawson
Newcastle have agreed a deal to sign Scotland scrum-half Rory Lawson on a two-year deal.
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Mallinder commits to Saints
Northampton director of rugby Jim Mallinder has agreed a new long-term deal with the Saints.
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Shingler's club focus
Steven Shingler will focus on his club career – but he has not ruled out representing Wales in the future.
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Del Fava heads to Newcastle
Newcastle have continued their impressive recruitment drive for next season with the signing of Italy lock Carlo del Fava.
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O'Driscoll still hungry for more
Brian O’Driscoll insists Leinster are intent on building a dynasty after they won a third Heineken Cup title in four years by beating Ulster.
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Leinster lord it up again
Leinster claimed an unprecedented third Heineken Cup title in four years with a record-breaking 42-14 victory over Ulster at Twickenham.
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Leinster v Ulster: Teams
All eyes will be on Twickenham on Saturday as an all-Irish final between Leinster and Ulster decides who will lift the 2012 Heineken Cup.
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Thorn eyeing historic treble
Leinster lock Brad Thorn goes into the Heineken Cup final with Ulster hoping to add to his Super Rugby and World Cup winner’s medals.
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Wilko up for top award
Jonny Wilkinson has been named on the five-strong shortlist for the ERC European Player of the Year award for 2012.
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Grant ready to step up
Prop Ryan Grant is hoping to be part of an injection of youth to revive Scotland’s fortunes in the international arena.
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England eye Euro defence
England Women have made five changes for their winner-takes-all FIRA-AER European Cup clash with France on Saturday.
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Visser ready to shine
Scotland new-boy Tim Visser is ready to answer the “million dollar question” of how he will cope with Test rugby.
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Warburton ready to return
Wales captain Sam Warburton has declared himself fully fit ahead of the three-Test tour of Australia.
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Visser handed Scotland call
Holland-born Edinburgh wing Tim Visser is one of five uncapped players included in Scotland’s summer tour squad.
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Scelzo released by Agen
Agen have parted company with veteran front-rower Martin Scelzo.
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Potgieter earns new deal
Bayonne have agreed a new two-year deal with South African fly-half Jacques-Louis Potgieter.
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Top 14 role for Worsley
Former Wasps and England flanker Joe Worsley has joined French club Bordeaux-Begles as defence coach.
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Shaw extends Toulon stay
Simon Shaw has signed a 12-month contract extension with Toulon, making him the oldest player in the Top 14.
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Howley praises French clubs
Mike Phillips and James Hook will be able to team up with Wales to face the Barbarians and Australia.
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Ulster 14 Leinster 42: match report
Leinster power to their third Heineken Cup triumph in four seasons establishing themselves as true giants of the European game.
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Ulster v Leinster: how the players rated in the Heineken Cup at Twickenham
Paul Ackford’s verdict on the players’ performances tonight at Twickenham.
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Ulster v Leinster: Brian O'Driscoll brushes off injury fears to inspire Leinster to Heineken Cup glory at Twickenham
Injury scares are ignored as inspirational Leinster centre Brian O’Driscoll proves too hot for Ulster to handle.
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Leicester hooker George Chuter insists front-row trench warfare holds key for Premiership final against Quins
Tigers legend George Chute insists front-row battle is crucial if they are to beat Quins in the Premiership final.
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Harlequins' long rise: from fancy dans to relegation, form Bloodgate to becoming England's best team
Head coach John Kingston on how club has overcome scandal and relegation.
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Brian O'Driscoll's rare talent gets final reward in heroic display | Paul Rees
Ireland legend defies injury to inspire Leinster to comfortable victory over Ulster in the Heineken Cup final Brian O’Driscoll was making ...
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Leinster 42-14 Ulster | Heineken Cup final match report
Leinster 42-14 Ulster It ended as a rout, with Leinster romping to their third victory in four seasons and staking a ...
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Gloucester have four coaches in frame to succeed Bryan Redpath
• Carl Hogg among Gloucester contenders• Steve Meehan, Nigel Davies and John Plumtree also linked Gloucester’s managing director, Ken Nottage, ...
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Biarritz 21-18 Toulon | Amlin Challenge Cup final match report
Biarritz 21-18 Toulon Dimitri Yachvili eclipsed Jonny Wilkinson and kicked Biarritz to their first European title with victory over Toulon in ...
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Ulster's climb to Heineken Cup final led by South African contingent
Pedrie Wannenburg, Johann Muller, Ruan Pienaar and Stefan Terblanche have added the necessary steel to lift Ulster There is little to ...


