A Great Weekend for Knockout Rugby

A Great Weekend for Knockout Rugby

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Do the Prem's blowouts challenge its franchise future?

It was a week of contrasts in both the Prem and Women's 6 Nations.In the Gallagher Prem the league continues to attract new investment but Sale were humiliated at home on Sunday, whilst Gloucester, Newcastle and Harlequins also suffered heavy defeats. Was that down to a lack of j ...  Show more

England v France: which Champions Cup quarter-final was better?

Alfie Reynolds, Elgan Alderman and Charlie Morgan look back on the Champions Cup quarter-finals.They ask which was better...Bath and Northampton's epic high-scoring tussle at The Rec? Or the heavyweight clash between Bordeaux and Toulouse?Was Henry Pollock unlucky to be shown a y ...  Show more

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The Cricket Collective - England Face Repeat of Famous Lord's Final In The T20 World Cup
Following On: talkSPORT's cricket show

Neil Manthorp is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to look ahead to their T20 World Cup semi-final with New Zealand on Wednesday. They are joined live by the New Zealand opener Daryl Mitchell, and England bowler Tymal Mills to build-up to the crucial game in ...  Show more

LUNCHTIME WRAP: O'Driscoll would take France over All Blacks, Derry & Rovers clash
OTB Daily

Cameron Hill has all your top sports stories, all in one place, in Friday's Lunchtime Wrap.Coming up today: Everton owner Farhad Moshiri agrees takeover with US investment firm, Derry vs Shamrock Rovers headlines a big night of Irish club football, and Brian O'Driscoll says he wo ...  Show more

The big play-off preview pod
Rugby Union Weekly

Ashy and Chris are suited and booted for the RPA awards in central London where they manage to track down some of the biggest Premiership names who will be involved in this weekend's play-offs. First up on the pod it's Northampton duo Courtney Lawes and Fin Smith who look ahead t ...  Show more

Is the World Cup a make or break moment for rugby league?
The Sports Desk

Can the Rugby League World Cup provide a much-needed catalyst to help the sport grow beyond its heartlands? The Sports Desk panel are joined by St Helens owner Eamonn McManus to discuss the future of the sport.We hear from the man in charge of the tournament as well as players fr ...  Show more