Women's Rugby World Cup draw at The One Show!

Women's Rugby World Cup draw at The One Show!

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Have we learnt anything from the Nations Championship?

It’s a full house on the pod this week as Ugo, Danny, Ashy and Chris bring the curtain down on the summer window of the Nation’s Championship. There is plenty of fallout from England’s victory over Argentina. Ugo and Danny have their say on Felipe Contepomi’s criticism of England ...  Show more

Late TMO drama as 13-man England beat Argentina

Sara, Ashy and Matt Dawson bring you reaction to crazy night Santiago del Estero as England hang on to beat Argentina. But should Bautista Delguy's last-minute try have stood? Was Henry Slade's covering tackle legal? A combined seven yellow cards were shown on Saturday, with Engl ...  Show more

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